Narcis Brasov

After receiving two bachelor’s degrees (Spanish and Philosophy) from the University of Southern California, Narcis Brasov went on to attend Biola University where he received a master’s degree in Philosophy of Religion and Ethics (2002) from Talbot School of Theology. Thereafter, Professor Brasov taught Spanish (and for a few years, Philosophy) at Norwalk High School, where he also served as Foreign Language Department Chair and on the Principal’s Advisory Committee. Professor Brasov graduated from Trinity Law School in 2017 at the top of his class, and joined the faculty as an Adjunct Professor in January 2018 for the MLS program, and an Assistant Professor in June 2018 in the JD program. Aside from teaching, he practices law in the area of wills, trusts, and estate planning. Professor Brasov is active in the Spanish-speaking ministry at Grace Evangelical Free Church in La Mirada, California, where he attends with his wife and daughter.