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…
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.
Michael Vargas wrote an op-ed for San Jose Spotlight about upcoming cases in the Supreme Court this year.
Catherine Sandoval was quoted in a Wall Street Journal story that ran in MarketScreener and several other outlets, about PG&E and its history of run-ins with regulators.
With the new school year just days away, Santa Clara University took one more opportunity to look back on the 2018–19 academic year. On September 17, President Kevin O’Brien, S.J. and Interim Provost Lisa Kloppenberg celebrated the achievements of Santa…
Margaret Russell was interviewed on Fox News about California’s new stricter standard for when police may use deadly force.
Eric Goldman was quoted in a MarketWatch column, The Washington Times, and seven other outlets about Justice Department charges against a former Google employee accused of stealing trade secrets. Goldman also was mentioned in a Media Post article about Google suing a Nebraska resident; in BroadbandBreakfast and InsideSources about…
Lydia de la Torre was mentioned in a Wicked Local story that ran in 72 locations, about problems created by consumers when credit report agencies sell their information to data brokers.