Eric Goldman’s book “Internet Law: Cases & Materials” made bookauthority.org’s list of 100 Best Privacy Books of All Time. Read more.
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Eric Goldman’s book “Internet Law: Cases & Materials” made bookauthority.org’s list of 100 Best Privacy Books of All Time. Read more.
David Sloss was featured in Legal Theory Blog about his article, “Universal Human Rights and Constitutional Change.”
Michelle Oberman was quoted in DAME Magazine about warning signs and causes of potential maternal filicide.
Anna Han was quoted in NBC 7 San Diego, NBC Bay Area, and NBC Los Angeles about why consumers should read class-action notices. She also spoke to ABC 7 News about the continued decline of the stock market.
Eric Goldman spoke to Media Post about a Virginia court ruling regarding First Amendment rights on Facebook. He was quoted in att.net about the legal turmoil Facebook is in after the Cambridge Analytica scandal; in BuzzFeed News about a man suing Grindr for ignoring accounts of harassment; in Technology…
Helen Christakos, Santa Clara Law adjunct professor of cybersecurity law, and counsel in Alston & Bird’s Technology and Privacy & Data Security Groups, has been named one of California’s top cybersecurity lawyers by the Daily Journal. Read more.
Law librarian Elizabeth “Eli” Edwards JD ’09 was profiled in a blog post for the Computing-Services Special Interest Section section of the American Association of Law Libraries blog. Read the blog post.
SANTA CLARA, Calif., Jan. 24 2019—Anna M. Han, an accomplished professor of international, corporate, and technology law, will assume the deanship of Santa Clara University School of Law on an interim basis June 1. She succeeds Lisa A. Kloppenberg, dean…
Bob Peterson was interviewed for a WalletHub.com article on the best and worst states to drive in. He discussed the availability of self-driving cars, as well as regulatory issues. Read more.
Catherine Sandoval was interviewed by multiple media outlets regarding the impact on consumers of PG&E’s pending bankruptcy in the wake of catastrophic wildfires. Outlets include the Mercury News, San Francisco Chronicle, KPIX, KGO, Univision, and NBC.