Ruth Silver Taube was featured in a lengthy NBC Investigates story about wage theft, which ran on two occasions. Silver Taube brought the story and problem to the station’s attention, after years of frustration with the problem of employers not…
David Ball wrote an op-ed arguing for on-site marijuana consumption venues, which ran in USA Today and six other publications. His class on potential marijuana law policy issues continued to be featured in the news, with stories airing on KSBY…
Santa Clara University School of Law Faculty Member Ruth Silver-Taube received the Beacon of Light award from the Wage Theft Coalition. The award ceremony was part of an all-day event, “Immigration Reform at a Crossroads” presented by by SCC Immigrant Relations & Integration Services
Santa Clara University School of Law Professor Donald J. Polden authored an editorial published in the San Jose Mercury News, Supreme Court just might take on San Jose’s baseball appeal. In it, Prof. Polden discusses the city of San Jose appealing…
Tyler Ochoa spoke at a conference sponsored by the International Intellectual Property Law Association in Dubai. Read about the conference. Professor Ochoa was also recently interviewed by WCBS radio (New York City) on the topic of public performance rights in pre-1972…
Deep Gulasekaram made a speech about federalism to the Association of American Law Schools meeting, which was carried on CSPAN.
Eric Goldman was quoted in LA Weekly about the lawsuit over the counterfeit Tre Milano products sold on Amazon. He was also mentioned in GoLocalPDX about the authorization of IP addresses.
David Ball’s class on marijuana law policy was covered by KLIV and KGO radio.
Jerry Uelmen was revealed in a CNN Anderson Cooper 360 story about the OJ Simpson trial 20 years later, as the originator of the famous Johnnie Cochran line “if it doesn’t fit, you must acquit.” Defense counsel Alan Dershowitz said “20…
Margaret Russell was quoted in EdSource.org for an article about the impending case the state is fighting from low-income students.