Eric Goldman was quoted in MediaPost about the impact of Stackla’s lawsuit against Facebook; in Bloomberg Law about a court decision on the promotion of sex trafficking and prostitution online; in Northern California Record about the flawed nature of the California Consumer Privacy Act; and in The…
A 2018 study on gender and homelessness co-authored by Francisco Rivera Juaristi and David Sloss was cited in a story in De-Bug about abuse of unhoused women in Santa Clara County.
Lydia de la Torre was mentioned in NewsWeek, FNTalk.com, and MarketWatch about the errors that data companies make in producing consumer credit reports.
Steve Diamond was quoted in a MarketWatch story that also ran in Investor Point and Morningstar, about the investigation into stock transactions by Overstock’s founder as he stepped down from the company.
Kerry Macintosh has published a peer-reviewed article entitled Heritable Genome Editing and the Downsides of a Global Moratorium in The CRISPR Journal. She acknowledges that Dr. He Jiankui acted prematurely when he implanted edited embryos in women, leading to the recent birth…
A Force for Net Neutrality SANTA CLARA, Calif., Oct. 1, 2019 — Twice citing the comments of Santa Clara University School of Law Prof. Catherine Sandoval, a D.C. Circuit panel ordered the Federal Communications Commission to reconsider the impact on…
David Sloss is a winner of the fortieth annual Alpha Sigma Nu Book Awards for his book, The Death of Treaty Supremacy: An Invisible Constitutional Change. This year’s category was Professional Studies, and Professor Sloss’s book won in the category…
Don Polden was mentioned in a Mercury News story that ran in 22 additional outlets, about Facebook facing an antitrust investigation by the FTC.
Missy O’Connell of the Northern California Innocence Project was mentioned in a Mountain Democrat story which was also published in Village Life about an upcoming new trial that NCIP helped obtain for a client they believe is innocent.
Colleen Chien was mentioned in Law360 as one of many law professors who oppose the proposed STRONGER Patents Act.