Nina Olson, the National Taxpayer Advocate, has started a blog. I think this is cool because she often highlights issues that affect the same sex tax community. Remember that in her 2010 report to Congress, which I blogged about here,…
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Nina Olson, the National Taxpayer Advocate, has started a blog. I think this is cool because she often highlights issues that affect the same sex tax community. Remember that in her 2010 report to Congress, which I blogged about here,…
Craig Newmark, founder of craigslist and craigconnects, spoke as part of Santa Clara University’s "IT, Ethics and Law" speakers series last week to a full house of undergrad, grad and law students, faculty and community member. He talked about "doing…
Worried, stressed, excited or happy about your law school grades? COME TO THIS EVENT! Practicing Attorneys will tell you how they landed jobs and internships, and how their grades mattered. These attorneys may even tell you how their grades factored…
Come out Tuesday January 31st for an event co-sponsored by the Sports and Entertainment Law Society and the Student Intellectual Property Law Association Where: Bannan 135 When: January 31st from 12-1pm Who: Two speakers from Fenwick & West who have…
LCS Job #8666 – For 1Ls with EE or CS degree and background in software development This is a Spring OCI Resume Collect for a Summer Associate Position in the Palo Alto Office of Lowenstein Sandler. $2700 a week for…
International Intellectual Property – Is The IP World Flat? Santa Clara Computer & High Technology Law Journal is hosting its annual symposium Friday, January 27, 2012, at the Locatelli Center on Santa Clara University’s campus. From its inception, the Computer…
An excellent source of information about the legal publishing process is the SCU law school professor to whom you submitted a paper. The following web pages, from law schools and law libraries, also contain suggestions about publishing while still in…
SIPLA and HTLI co-host the first High Tech Tuesday (HTT) event this semester. Join us on today at noon to hear visiting Prof. Takenaka from University of Washington School of Law speaking about Employee Invention Rights related to the Stanford…
Applications for the High Tech Law Certificate for May 2012 grads are due Friday, Feb. 17th. Applications should be turned in to Room 301H, Bannan Hall. Questions? Contact Dorice Kunis at 551-1868 or dkunis@scu.edu
SIPLA and HTLI co-host the first High Tech Tuesday (HTT) event this semester. Join us on Tuesday, January 24th at noon to hear visiting Prof. Takenaka from University of Washington School of Law speaking about Employee Invention Rights related to…