Lynette Parker was quoted in The Mercury News and East Bay Times about the DACA program’s effectiveness in eliminating eligibility for immigrants with serious criminal convictions.

Catherine Sandoval was quoted in Frontline about clauses that would scuttle PG&E’s reorganization plans if the company causes new fires damaging 500 or more structures.  

Catherine Sandoval was quoted in The Mercury News, The Daily Democrat, and seven other outlets about PG&E’s legal responsibility to update their system for fire prevention.

Alison Malsbury wrote a blog post in Canna Law Blog and LexBlog about letters from the FDA emphasizing its ability to regulate topical CBD products.      

Deep Gulasekaram was interviewed on KTVU about the House’s vote to move forward with the impeachment inquiry and in The San Francisco Chronicle about Governor Newsom’s pardon of immigrants with past criminal convictions, to protect them from deportation.

David Ball was quoted in SlashDot and two other sources about the issue of poverty when imprisoning low-level criminals. He was also quoted in The Atlantic about ethical issues in the use of the home surveillance cameras to catch people stealing packages from homes.

Colleen Chien was featured in IPWatchdog for her comments about patent quality while testifying before the Senate Judiciary Committee’s Subcommittee on Intellectual Property.    

An article by Stephanie Wildman about Christine Blasey Ford was published in the St. John’s Journal of Civil Rights and Economic Development. Read the article, Hearing Women: From Professor Hill to Dr. Ford.

Margalynne Armstrong will be in a debate at UC Berkeley on November 21. “Unchained? A Debate on Reparations for Slavery” will examine the question of whether he U.S. Government should pay reparations to African Americans impacted by slavery. Professor Armstrong…

Vangie Abriel was quoted by Law 360 on the Supreme Court arguments on DACA.  Read the article.