Joe Tacopina: Fordham Law School Continues Its Traditions

Moving into the Future

Joe Tacopina is a New York City attorney with a history of success representing clients in difficult criminal, civil, and securities cases.

He also serves as an adjunct professor at Fordham University. Tacopina represents

celebrities, athletes and police officers, whether accused of misdemeanors or

felonies.

The number of law schools throughout the United States makes choosing a good fit

difficult. Fordham University, located in New York, New York, is committed to academic

excellence and has one of the most selective student bodies in the country. Among the

school’s specialties, Fordham has nationally recognized programs in dispute resolution,

intellectual property, and clinical legal education. The school’s commitment to public service is demonstrated by its graduates, who

served almost 190,000 hours in 2012.

Founded as St. John’s College in 1841, the university’s law school began in 1905. The alumni association began a few years later and has developed a reputation for its loyal

support of the law school.

Tacopina is also recoginzed for his contribution to Yale University. He volunteers

annually at their Mock Trial Association.

Tacopina is also recoginzed for his contribution to Yale University. He volunteers

annually at their Mock Trial Association.