Two side-by-side photos of Omarr Rambert: a current portrait and one of him sitting in front of a computer

Omarr Rambert ’20 wanted to be a lawyer since he was in fifth grade. While studying at UCLA Law, Rambert specialized in entertainment law, served as an editor of the UCLA Law Review and the National Black Law Journal and as social chair of the Black Law Students Association. Now, as an entertainment lawyer at Sheppard Mullin, Rambert has been named to the Forbes "30 Under 30" list.

Top row (left to right): Joanna Schwartz, Ingrid Eagly, Eugene Volokh. Bottom row: Andrew Selbst, Beth Colgan
Top row (left to right): Joanna Schwartz, Ingrid Eagly, Eugene Volokh. Bottom row: Andrew Selbst, Beth Colgan

UCLA School of Law’s academic excellence and national prominence has been highlighted in a new publication that tabulates the most influential and impactful current legal scholars.

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