SANTA CLARA, Calif., Sept. 12, 2018— On Aug. 13, Santa Clara University School of Law welcomed 213 full-time and 31 part-time students embarking on their first year of law school. The class is 55 percent female, and 50 percent of…
Students in Deep Gulasekaram‘s Spring 2018 Immigration Law & Policy Practicum were asked to engage in transformative advocacy around some of the most pressing issues in immigration regulation and enforcement. Their goal was to produce publicly available research that could…
Eight first-year Santa Clara Law students were selected to participate in this year’s Bay Area Minority Summer Clerkship Program (BAMSCP), sponsored by the Santa Clara County Bar Association. The BAMSCP program, led by co-chairs Ram Fletcher J.D. ’05 and Jennifer Leung J.D. ’08,…
by Elena Applebaum and Chase Donahoo Santa Clara University School of Law students Elena Applebaum and Chase Donahoo, enrolled in Professor Catherine Sandoval’s Energy Resource Law Course, prepared comments in opposition to the Bureau of Ocean Management (BOEM) regarding their…
For tech companies, there is a new sheriff in town, and it’s the European Union, wielding the consumer-data-protection rule, General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), which takes effect this coming May. Although the rules apply only to EU customers—regulating how their…
In March 2018, Santa Clara University School of Law reached the finals of the prestigious Clara Barton International Humanitarian Law Competition held in Washington D.C, and hosted by Georgetown University Law Center. The Santa Clara team consisted of Amanda Saber ’18,…
Marinna Radloff 3L & Monica De Lazzari 3L won first place in the regional round of the AIPLA Giles S. Rich Patent Moot Court competition for the West Region. They will be competing in the final round at the Federal…
The Rainmaking Panel sponsored by Women & Law on March 29, 2018 focused on why some people are more successful at acquiring and retaining clients than others. What personal characteristics make someone a rainmaker? This was the subject of a…
At a conference April 18 at Santa Clara University, legal professionals from Facebook, Uber, LinkedIn and Dropbox will share how they are dealing with new EU data-protection rules. SANTA CLARA, Calif., March 28 2018 — For tech companies, there is…
Students from Santa Clara University School of Law have been teaching Latino College Preparatory Academy students material that focuses on law, peace and conflict resolution and restorative justice practices. The course covers basic conflict resolution ideas and skills, from “active listening”…
