Anna Han and Angela Kwok JD ’02, General Counsel of Leszath Pharma Inc. were panelists for Women in Venture Capital (VC), held by the Asian Pacific APABA Silicon Valley Venture Capital Committee, which is dedicated to connecting venture capital attorneys…
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Santa Clara Law lecturer brings international privacy expertise to the board. Lydia de la Torre LLM ’14, a privacy law attorney and lecturer in privacy law at Santa Clara University School of Law, has been chosen to be among the…
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Lourdes Turrecha spoke to KOFY TV about a lawsuit against Clearview AI gathering data from social media to sell to law enforcement, and the fact that not all data gathered is correct.
Michael Vargas wrote an article for the San José Spotlight about bills being introduced to keep transgender youth from playing school team sports. “These new laws…violate federal law. Title IX protects students from discrimination based on sex. Following the Supreme…
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Michelle Oberman was quoted in a Seattle Times article about a woman who was arrested 23 years after her infant son was found dead in a trash can. For nearly 30 years, Michelle Oberman, a law professor at Santa Clara…
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Harvard Law School’s H2O blog covered the Defunding Casebooks Conference organized by David Ball, Michelle Oberman, and Mike Flynn. For more background on Santa Clara Law’s development of an open-source criminal law casebook, click here.
Stephen Diamond was interviewed by the Financial Times on a new secondary market for trading shares of private startups in Silicon Valley. Bloomberg’s Money Stuff blog excerpted Professor Diamond’s quote. The rush to expand trading could lead to fraud…
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Eric Goldman spoke to USA Today about a lawsuit against the creator of a viral GoFundMe campaign that raised more than $100,000 by a California woman who shamed a barista online for asking her to wear a mask inside a Starbucks store…
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Lourdes Turrecha was quoted in the San Francisco Chronicle and by govtech.com about a recent federal ruling that approved a $650 million class-action settlement to be paid by Facebook, settling claims it violated privacy laws by storing biometric data, like…
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Honorable Eugene Hyman JD ’77 wrote an op-ed for the Daily Journal about efforts to reform the criminal justice system in California in the wake of the death of George Floyd. He argues that current efforts by newly sworn in…
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