Eric Goldman was quoted or mentioned in Hartford Business about trademark lawsuits; in The New Indian Express and 15 other outlets about the potential impacts of a law that would hold websites liable for sex trafficking; on ABC News and 40 other outlets about how the increasing…
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Anna Han spoke on NBC Bay Area about companies that try to sell personal data.
Deep Gulasekaram was quoted in the New York Times, SFGate and 406 other outlets about the Trump administration’s lawsuit filed against California over state laws that protect immigrants. He was quoted in the San Francisco Chronicle and two other outlets about Trump’s threats to pull immigration…
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The Northern California Innocence Project and one of their recent exonerees, Glenn Payne, are featured in a San Francisco Chronicle article on financial compensation for wrongfully convicted former prisoners. Read the article.
On February 8, 2018, the International Human Rights Clinic at Santa Clara Law (“IHRC”) and Campus Ministry organized an event titled Discrimination and Police Brutality in the United States, highlighting the prevalent issue of extrajudicial killings by police officers and…
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Tseming Yang was featured in Santa Clara University’s Ignation Center for Jesuit Education’s Integral podcast. Professor Yang’s episode is titled, “Ensuring a Voice for Communities in Environmental Decision-making” and can be heard here.
Catherine Sandoval was quoted in MediaPost discussing problems surrounding the net neutrality appeal.
A paper by Eric Goldman was analyzed in Technologist and two other outlets. The paper studies the Consumer Review Fairness Act and how anti-review clauses suppress the important role of consumer reviews. He was also quoted in Buzzfeed and 10 other outlets about far-right activist Charles…
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Deep Gulasekaram was quoted in the San Francisco Chronicle and nine other outlets about ICE’s threat of executing large-scale raids in Northern California to find and arrest undocumented immigrants. He was also quoted in the Newburgh Gazette, SFGate, and two other outlets discussing the uncertainty…
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On January 17, 2018, Santa Clara Law hosted the 14th Annual Judge William Ingram Symposium. This year’s symposium featured a discussion about the controversial but highly relevant topic of implicit bias in the administration of justice. Federal District Court Judge…
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