Professors Michelle Oberman, David Ball, and Michael Flynn, along with 11 of their students (Cydney Chilimidos, Miriam Contreras, Jenai Howard, Christina Iriart, Angela Madrigal, Leah Mesfin, Zachary Nemirovsky, Nicholas Newman, Nathanial Perez, Michael Pons, and PhilipYin) have published an open-licensed…
Professor Eric Goldman and his co-author Jessica Silbey (of Northeastern University School of Law) have published Copyright’s Memory Hole at 2019 BYU L. Rev. 929 (2020). Their article focuses on the use of copyright to protect the privacy and reputation…
Professors Mary Louise Fellows (University of Minnesota Law School) and E. Gary Spitko have published How Should Non-Probate Transfers Matter in Intestacy? in 53 U.C. DAVIS L. REV. 2207 (2020). As American family structures have become more heterogeneous, status-based intestacy…
Professor Evangeline Abriel and her co-authors have published Crimes Involving Moral Turpitude: Changing Definitions and Strategies in IMMIGRATION PRACTICE POINTERS: TIPS FOR HANDLING COMPLEX CASES (Dan Berger et al. eds. 2020). A noncitizen who commits a crime involving moral turpitude…
Professor Michelle Oberman and her colleagues have published Confronting the Challenge of the High-Conflict Personality in Family Court, in 52 FAM. L. Q. 79 (2020) (with Esther Rosenfeld, Jordan Bernard, and Erika Lee). This empirical study focuses on family law…
Dean Emeritus Donald Polden has published Restraints on Workers’ Wages and Mobility: No-Poach Agreements and the Antitrust Laws in 59 SANTA CLARA L. REV. 577 (2020). Dean Polden focuses principally on two types of restraints on worker mobility and compensation…
Professor Stephen Diamond has published Insider Trading: A Clash between Law and Economics in Oxford Research Encyclopedia of Economics and Finance (Oxford University Press 2020). Professor Diamond’s chapter surveys the evolution of the legal concept of insider trading, summarizes the…
Professor Stephen Smith has published “Asking Too Much: The Ninth Circuit’s Erroneous Review of Social Security Disability Determinations,” 24 Lewis & Clark L. Rev. Online 1 (2020). In Garrison v. Colvin (759 F.3d 995 (9th Cir. 2014)), the U.S. Court…
Professor Stephanie Wildman has published Hearing Women: From Professor Hill to Dr. Ford, 33 J. C.R. & Econ. Dev. 85 (2019). In Hearing Women, Professor Wildman focuses on Dr. Christine Blasey Ford’s testimony in September 2018 during the confirmation hearings…
Professors Brian Love and Colleen Chien have each authored a chapter in the recently-published “Research Handbook on the Law & Economics of Intellectual Property Law: Volume 2 – Analytical Methods (Peter S. Menell & David L. Schwartz, eds., Edgar Elgar…