Professor Catherine Sandoval recently published an article in the San Diego Journal of Climate and Energy Law titled, “Cybersecurity Paradigm Shift: The Risks of Net Neutrality Repeal to Energy Reliability, Public Safety, and Climate Change Solutions.” Her article analyzes the…
The classes in Sydney and my placement in Melbourne were amazing! In Sydney, Professor Abriel, as well as our local professors, were incredibly kind, knowledgeable, and accessible. They helped us get actively engaged in the class discussion, and they answered…
Professor Michael Asimow’s new book Federal Administrative Adjudication Outside the Administrative Procedure Act has just been published by the Administrative Conference of the United States. The book focuses on evidentiary hearings conducted by federal agencies that are not covered by…
I loved my 3 months in Australia with the Santa Clara University Law study abroad program. The classroom portion was a wonderful opportunity to meet law students from other schools in the U.S. who have a variety of professional interests.…
Professor Colleen Chien and her colleagues (Jorge L. Contreras, Thomas F. Cotter, Brian J. Love, Christopher B. Seaman, and Norman V. Siebrasse) recently published a chapter titled Patent Enhanced Damages, Litigation Cost Recovery, and Interest in PATENT REMEDIES AND COMPLEX…
This summer I had the incredible opportunity to study International Criminal Law in The Hague in the Netherlands. It was truly an opportunity of a lifetime that I am so grateful to have experienced. The program is so different from…
Picking Fiji for my externship was one of the best decisions I have made. I learned so much and my legal skills significantly improved, but there are some things I wish I would have known before heading to Fiji that…
Without Precedent Introducing Without Precedent, the new monthly podcast series from the High Tech Law Institute. Hosted by Santa Clara Law Professor Eli Edwards and HTLI Managing Director, Nikki Pope, Without Precedent examines the impact of technology innovations on the law and…
Professor Dorothy Glancy joins the WNYC three-part discussion, “A History of Persuasion.” Part Three considers persuasiveness in Silicon Valley. https://www.wnycstudios.org/story/on-the-media-history-persuasion-part-3
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