Stephen Diamond spoke to Protocol.com about how a dispute between Coinbase and the SEC over crypto lending triggered an intriguing response from Ripple, another fintech company that’s been embroiled in its own legal fight with the federal regulator. Stephen Diamond,…
Deep Gulasekaram spoke to Law 360 about immigrants’ gun rights. Pratheepan Gulasekaram, a professor at Santa Clara University School of Law and nationally known scholar who has written extensively on the intersection of Second Amendment rights and immigrant rights in…
Brad Joondeph spoke to KRON news about Texas’ new abortion restrictions. “What’s unique about this law is that the state actually is not the one that’s going to be enforcing it, but instead what it does is deputizes any person…
Tyler Ochoa was quoted by Courthouse News in an article about the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals siding with Sirius XM in dispute over pre-1972 music royalties.
Margaret Russell was quoted in the Los Angeles Times in an article about L.A. County paying $400,000 to Grace Community Church, after the church openly violated the County’s prohibitions against indoor services during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Ellen Kreitzberg spoke to KTVU news about the case of former Theranos CEO Elizabeth Holmes. Watch the clip. “An important part of this case is did Ms. Holmes do what she did with the intent to defraud or deceive. The…
Anna Han was interviewed by KTVU news about the criminal fraud case against former Theranos CEO Elizabeth Holmes. Watch the clip.
Eric Goldman was quoted in The Markup about anti-Semitic term persisting on Pinterest, despite the platform’s restrictions by MediaPost about Google’s saying its search engine is not a “public utility” comparable to electricity or gas in its fight against the…
Pat Cain spoke about the book she co-edited, “Paving the Way: The First American Women Law Professors” on Above the Law’s “The Jabot” podcast. The book details the lives of the first 14 female law professors. Listen to the podcast.
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