Colleen Chien was on KQED’s California Report discussing her civic engagement work that has been inspired by the Women’s March. Listen online.
Colleen Chien was on KQED’s California Report discussing her civic engagement work that has been inspired by the Women’s March. Listen online.
Fifty-five Internet law experts and organizations have written a letter urging Canadian, Mexican, and U.S. trade negotiators to protect Internet businesses from being sued for content posted by others on their sites. The letter comes as representatives from the U.S., Mexico and…
SANTA CLARA, Calif., Jan. 17, 2018— Thanks to new evidence and a California law enacted in January 2017, a man’s 1991 conviction has been vacated by the Butte County Superior Court. Attorney Paige Kaneb of the Northern California Innocence Project…
Michelle Oberman was awarded a $5000 Hackworth Grant by Santa Clara University’s Markkula Center for Applied Ethics to support her project “In Solomon’s Court: An Examination of the Nature and Function of Israel’s Abortion Committees.” This research studies the nature…
Michelle Oberman wrote an opinion piece for the New York Times, titled “The Women the Abortion War Leaves Out“. “The abortion war, with its singular focus on law, distracts us from the economic factors entwined in a woman’s decision to…
Eric Goldman was quoted in Advertising Age about changes to a sex trafficking bill, and in Delmarva Now about Wagner’s measure.
Ellen Kreitzberg was quoted in a Mercury News story, which also ran in East Bay Times about the Kate Steinle murder and whether or not jurors should have been told about the gunman’s criminal history.
Deep Gulasekaram was quoted in Bloomberg about the Christie v NCAA case.
Brian Love was quoted in Wired about a small company owner who intervened by doing a key patent investigation in the Waymo/Uber lawsuit—even though he was not a party to the case.
Paige Kaneb was quoted in more than 300 stories after the Associated Press and numerous other outlets including Yahoo News, ABC News, and The New York Times reported that a client of NCIP was freed 15 years after being convicted of killing his newborn…