Devin Kinyon has been appointed to the State Bar’s Law School Council. The Law School Council is comprised of seven deans or their representatives (staff or faculty) from ABA-approved schools in California.
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Devin Kinyon has been appointed to the State Bar’s Law School Council. The Law School Council is comprised of seven deans or their representatives (staff or faculty) from ABA-approved schools in California.
SANTA CLARA, Calif., Nov. 18, 2020—Santa Clara Law Professor Colleen Chien has been chosen to join President-Elect Joe Biden’s 20-person review committee for the Department of Commerce, which includes oversight of The United States Patent and Trademark Office. Agency review…
Honorable Eugene Hyman JD ’77 had a letter published on November 9, 2020 by the LA Daily Journal in response to an article criticizing domestic violence reforms proposed by newly elected Los Angeles District Attorney George Gascón. Read more (subscription…
Several years ago, because of a connection with his son who now lives in Mongolia, Santa Clara Law Professor Philip Jimenez was invited to come to the country to give a talk on legal education. Through his experience on this…
Ruth Silver Taube was quoted in a Santa Clara Magazine article about how workers who’ve been laid off due to Covid have felt the economic pain from pandemic closures more than most. Professor Taube and others are trying to solve…
Colleen Chien, Nicholas Halkowski JD ’20, and Rodney Swartz, PhD, JD ’21 co-authored a post on PatentlyO on “Patent Prosecution Trends Following the Patent Eligibility (101) and 112 Guidelines“. The authors suggest innovation equity metrics, closing the patenting gap, advancing…
David Sloss wrote a post on Opinio Juris (the leading blog dedicated to the informed discussion of international law) titled The Best Way to Regulate Disinformation. “The best approach is for Congress to enact a law creating a separation of…
Pat Cain spoke to SiliconValley.com about how the coronavirus pandemic has pushed many Californians over the edge economically.
Margaret Russell spoke to USA Today about why the confirmation hearings of Amy Coney Barrett lacked the drama of Brett Kavanaugh’s 2018 confirmation hearings. Santa Clara University School of Law professor Margaret Russell noted how Democrats “stayed away from” religion…
Anna Han spoke to NBC Bay Area about a data recovery company that has stated it will keep the data from a consumer’s crashed hard drive, after they didn’t provide him with the files he’d requested and he didn’t pay.…