Media Kit: Professor Bev Meyers

San Diego City Attorney's Office
Deputy City Attorney
Wrote and argued motions, and handled jury trials on misdemeanors

California Office of the Attorney General
Deputy Attorney General

• Handled motions and trials in administrative tribunals, and state and federal court;

• Wrote over 1,000 motions

• Supervised law student program—students’ drafting memo, correspondence, motions and appeals, and their court appearances

• Supervised students from all law schools—Harvard, Stanford, UC Hastings, Golden Gate University

St. Mary’s College & John F. Kennedy School of Law at National University
Adjunct Law Professor 
Teach or taught: Criminal Law, Criminal Procedure, Evidence, Law & Social Justice, Legal Writing & Advanced Legal Writing

Founded Legal Writing Launch

Created and presented “The George Floyd Case: The Evidence, Arguments, Verdicts & Sentence in the Criminal Case Against Derek Chauvin”

Bev appeared on the Ladies Who Law School podcast twice, titled

Professor Bev Meyers: Does 3L Year Really Have to Be Boring?

and

Legal Writing Launch: A Chat about Powerful Legal Writing with Professor Bev Meyers

At John F. Kennedy School of Law, Bev taught Advanced Legal Writing to third year law students, which focused upon preparation for the Performance Test.

 

Bev edited college admission essays with student admission into University of California, Berkeley (UC Berkeley), University of California, San Diego (UCSD), University of California, Santa Cruz (UCSC), University of California, Davis (UCD), University of California, Santa Barbara (UCSB), and California State University, San Luis Obispo (Cal Poly SLO).

NACLE: Created and presented The Evidentiary Issues in the Murdaugh Case