Don Polden was a featured expert for a Q&A in Re/Code about Uber’s employee-classification problems.

Jerry Uelmen spoke to the LA Times about a state auditor’s criticisms of the California Bar over attorney discipline.

Brian Love was quoted in BuzzFeed News about the likelihood that wearables will be Silicon Valley’s next patent fight. The article was also published by two additional news sources.

Eric Goldman spoke to Fusion about Hulk Hogan’s lawsuit against Gawker. His comments were also used in an article about the same topic by SourceFed.

Santa Clara University School of Law professor Margaret M. Russell authored an opinion piece for the San Jose Mercury News about the character Atticus Finch’s depiction in “Go Set A Watchman,” the new novel from Harper Lee.

Santa Clara University School of Law Professor David Ball appeared in a KQED-FM story to comment on companies preparing for the legalization of recreational marijuana use through “Green Rush” investments.

Margaret Russell spoke to KGO Radio about the pending Supreme Court decision on same-sex marriage. The story ran more than a half-dozen times during the day. She also spoke to KTVU, KGO, and Bloomberg Radio about the Supreme Court’s ruling.

Art Gemmell’s article “Culture: the Oft Forgotten Ingredient for a Successful International M & A Transaction” was published in the July – September 2015 Issue of Corporate Disputes.

Colleen Chien wrote an op-ed for Politico arguing for maintaining patent reviews despite statistics that appear to show huge reversal rates. That article was referenced in another article by Managing Intellectual Property. She also wrote a blog for the Washington Post’s Innovations column, encouraging more opportunity…

Colleen Chien wrote an article for the Washington Post about opening up our patent system. Read the article.