Catherine Sandoval, former California Public Utility Commission (CPUC) commissioner spoke with KOFY-SF about PG&E’s malfeasance and that the company is hiding problems with their equipment. According to Professor Sandoval, PG&E is engaging in criminal thinking by continuing to resist requirements…
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Don Polden spoke with MarketWatch about how antitrust lawsuits against Google paint a picture of a company that has lost its way, but it will still be hard to prove anything in a court of law that will lead to…
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Deep Gulasekaram spoke with KTVU-TV news and KGO radio about calls for a 2nd impeachment of Trump following the January 6 violent attack on the capitol.
Brad Joondeph spoke to KRON TV news about Trump’s second impeachment. Watch the clip.
Stephen Diamond has written a blog post on the Blue Sky Blog at Columbia Law School about his new paper, “The Myth of Corporate Governance,” in which he examines the longstanding impasse in corporate law between advocates of shareholder value…
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Eric Goldman wrote an op-ed for the East Bay Times and Mercury News about Section 230, Opinion: People who understand Section 230 actually love it. The stakes associated with Section 230 reform are enormous. This is a question that Congress…
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In early December, the Charles Houston Bar Association (CHBA) held its 65th annual Gala. A nonprofit composed of lawyers, judges, and law students throughout northern California, the CHBA is named in honor of the legendary civil rights practitioner Charles Hamilton…
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Stephen Diamond spoke to Protocol.com about the New York Stock Exchange’s flip-flopping statements this week over the delisting of Chinese tech stocks. Last week the NYSE announced it would delist the stocks of China Telecom, China Mobile and China Unicom…
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The Santa Clara Law community mourns the loss of our retired colleague, Professor Nancy Wright JD ’80, who passed away on December 20 from illness. “We shall miss her warmth and smiles,” said Interim Dean Anna Han, a longtime colleague…
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The Santa Clara Law community mourns the loss of Ray Bernstein, who served as a clinical professor of law at Santa Clara Law from 2007-16. Ray died on December 18 from injuries suffered in a bicycle accident. A graduate of…
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