ADDITIONAL LINKS
Professor Solomon was a legal services attorney from 1972-1985, and had the benefit of being a generalist with an enormous amount of client contact. During that time, he came to believe that problem solving was the most important specialty in the practice of law.
Professor Solomon has been a clinical teacher since 1985, with a focus on civil litigation and community development.
Expertise: Community & economic development, housing, banking, education and domestic violence
Current Courses: Evidence, Evidence Plus, Community and Economic Development Clinic
Prior Courses Taught: Community and Economic Development Clinic, Education Adequacy, Domestic Violence Clinic, Community Lawyering, Poverty Legal Services, Trial Practice, Trial Advocacy, Evidence, Advanced Community and Economic Development Clinic
In the News
- The Orange County Register: UCI Law clinic students and professors assist merchants in redevelopment money struggle
- New Haven Independent: Prof. Solomon is New Haven's loss, UCI Law's gain
- The National Law Journal: "UC Irvine reaches into the Ivy League for new hires"
- April 13, 2012: Speaker, Business Law as Public Interest Law Symposium
- University of California, Irvine Law Review: "The Fall (and Rise?) of Community Banking: The Continued Importance of Local Institutions"