Eric Goldman was mentioned in Consumer Reports about why some websites require you to put the item in your cart before you can see the price. He was also quoted in a Bloomberg Markets article, also published by two other outlets including the San Francisco Chronicle,…
Two Santa Clara Law deans are featured speakers at this year’s NALP/ALI CLE Professional Development Institute in Washington, DC, November 30-December 1. Sandee Magliozzi, Associate Dean for Experiential Learning and Clinical Professor of Law, is participating on a panel entitled…
Margaret Russell wrote an op-ed opposing the legal assertions by Colorado baker who has refused to make a cake for a gay wedding. The op-ed is part of a “Pro/Con” op-ed package on Tribune McClatchy. Read “It’s not about baking a…
Associate Dean of Experiential Learning Sandee Magliozzi co-presented a national webinar on Innovating Talent Management in Law Firms: Can Competencies Drive Change in the Legal Profession? with Terri Mottershead, Director for the Centre for Legal Innovation at The College of Law…
Luis Arriaga S.J. gave a presentation at Stanford University on “The contributions of the Jesuits to the Human Rights Movement in Latin America: the case of Mexico”. His talk analyzed the successes and challenges of the Miguel Agustin Pro Juarez Center…
Congratulations to Deborah Moss-West ’94, Katharine & George Alexander Community Law Center Executive Director, on being recognized by the Minority Bar Coalition for advancing “the cause of diversity in the legal profession.”
“Commemorating the 20th Anniversary of Internet Law’s Most Important Judicial Decision” is a series of articles in The Recorder co-curated by Eric Goldman about the seminal internet law case Zeran v. AOL. Read more.
The 42nd IP Institute, the Annual Meeting of the State Bar of California’s IP Law Section will be held November 1 – 3, 2017. Colleen Chien will be honored as the 2017 Vanguard Award Winner in the Academic category, with…
Colleen Chien was quoted in Bloomberg about an Eastern District of Texas patent court.
Margaret Russell was quoted in an article, published on NPR and 81 other outlets, about how hate speech can be protected by the first amendment. She also was quoted in OPB about the topic.
