Intensive training for experienced lawyers to better serve the in-house legal needs of high tech companies in today’s fast-paced global environment. June 22, 23, & 24 2022 Registration for our hybrid event is open now! REGISTER ONLINE The In-House Counsel…
Are you one of our outstanding students interested in privacy law? Let us know about your accomplishments in privacy law and why you deserve to win the Westin Scholar Award from the IAPP. The award includes $1000 in cash, three…
Santa Clara Law may submit one nominee for the prestigious Jan Jancin Award to a student who is a member of an underrepresented racial or ethnic group, who has contributed to the IP law profession through work experience relevant to the practice of…
Dear Members of the Santa Clara Law Community, Yesterday, we celebrated our annual Day of Giving. The record setting results are a testament to our caring community of alumni, friends, students, faculty and staff. They are an illustration of one…
Last week, the EJ Advocacy Lab headed to East Bay as part of our work on CA civil rights law §11135. As we bear witness to the outcomes of disinvestment, neglect, and prioritization of heavy industries, we continue to work…
The following is from the poster presented at the 2022 New Horizons in Conservation Conference at the Yale School of the Environment. Abstract Since 1969, Darling Ingredients, Inc. has operated an animal rendering plant in Bayview-Hunters Point (BVHP), a low…
Paige Kaneb is a Supervising Attorney at the Northern California Innocence Project (NCIP), which she joined in 2007. Why do you write? Because I hope to put ideas/arguments out there and help make change. Also to get people out of…
Frontline communities too often experience one environmental injustice after another—water pollution from heavy industries, contamination from shuttered factories, and a lack of access to fresh food in the case of South Vallejo, a predominantly Black low income community in Northern…
Dear Members of the Santa Clara Law Community, As we all bear witness to the atrocities and suffering in Ukraine, we are reminded of our calling to use our talents, tenacity, and tenderness in the service of, and with, others.…
Prof. Sue Guan posted a new article, “Spoofing and its Regulation.” Prof. Pratheepan Gulasekaram’s work on sanctuary cities was cited in an Indiana Court of Appeals ruling about the city of Gary’s “Welcoming City” initiative. Dean Michael Kaufman recently released…