Education
Jan. 8, 2015
New Loyola advisory board chair wants alumni to hire graduates
Plaintiff's lawyer Brian S. Kabateck plans to make 50-member panel much more active in employment, selection of new dean.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Well-known plaintiffs' attorney Brian S. Kabateck is taking over as chairman of the Loyola Law School advisory board just as the school's dean, Victor Gold, has announced he is stepping down.
Kabateck, who served last year as president of the Consumer Attorneys of California, said he hopes to focus the board on helping Loyola graduates find good jobs as lawyers. He also expects to serve...
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