The Chicago-Kent College of Law/Roy C. Palmer Civil Liberties Prize was established in spring 2007 by alumnus Roy C. Palmer ’62 and his wife, Susan M. Palmer, to honor a work of scholarship exploring the tension between civil liberties and…
Get ready to meet high tech law employers at the High Tech Career Fair on 2/28 from 4:00pm to 6:00pm in the Mabie Atrium in Charney Hall. Prepare for the Fair by attending a High Tech Tuesday lunchtime presentation featuring…
Fraud and Technology: A Law Enforcement Perspective Wednesday, February 27, 2019 12:00 pm – 4:00 pm Santa Clara University, Charney Hall, Room 106 Interested in learning about cryptocurrency and the dark web from a high-tech crime detective? Need to know the best corporate practices…
Fraud and Technology: A Law Enforcement Perspective Wednesday, February 27, 2019 12:00 pm – 4:00 pm Santa Clara University, Charney Hall, Room 106 Interested in learning about cryptocurrency and the dark web from a high-tech crime detective? Need to know the best corporate…
The winner of the High Tech Law Institute’s inaugural Cartoon Caption Contest is Rachel Senturia with “…but you’ll never replace backseat driving.” Earning an honorable mention is Michele Gustafson with “Proof that backseat driving is incurable.” Congratulations! Look for the…
Students: if you are interested in studying IP in the summer, Santa Clara offers a four-week course in European Intellectual Property Law in Munich, Germany, from May 26 through June 21. The course is open to 1L students; you need…
Emojis and the Law Professor Eric Goldman 2/12, 12:00pm, Room 104, Charney Hall Could you go to jail for an emoji? The Internet Law Student Organization (ILSO) co-sponsored by the Jewish Law Association invites you to hear Professor Eric Goldman…
If you are graduating in May 2019, and plan on applying for a High Tech Law Certificate, your application is due February 20th. You can submit your application online here (under “Forms for Students”). If you have questions, please contact Dorice Kunis…
Professor Catherine Sandoval’s Blog Santa Clara University School of Law Associate Professor Co-Director, Santa Clara University Law High Tech Law Institute Former Commissioner, California Public Utilities Commission Contact between PG&E’s uninsulated electric wires, trees, and other vegetation were the most…
Professor Catherine Sandoval’s Blog Associate Professor Co-Director, Santa Clara University Law High Tech Law Institute Former Commissioner, California Public Utilities Commission The federal government shutdown limits PG&E financing options. To protect safe, reliable, affordable, and environmentally friendly electric and gas…