Senior Assistant Dean Skip Horne wrote an article for Law Practice Today: “Can an Improv Class Really Help Your Career?” He wrote the article on behalf of the American Bar Association Legal Career Central. Read the article.
Eight Santa Clara Law alumni have been selected as 2018 Top Northern California Super Lawyers: Peter Boutin JD ’75, Hon. Wendy Getty JD ’92, Niall McCarthy JD ’92, Leigh Burnside JD ’92, Danial Coyle JD ’85, Tim Thompson JD ’87,…
Professor Kerry Lynn Macintosh, a member of the High Tech Law faculty, has published a new book entitled Enhanced Beings: Human Germline Modification and the Law (Cambridge University Press 2018). In the book, she explains that scientists are learning how…
Colleen Chien will be a speaker at the Iowa Law Review’s Symposium “Administering Patent Law” this Fall, at University of Iowa College of Law. The symposium focuses on the intersection of patent and administrative law, a juncture that has become particularly…
David Greenspan was interviewed by WalletHub about the impact of a recent Supreme Court decision on the eSports industry.
David Yosifon was quoted in The National about how trade war can affect domestic and foreign businesses.
Margaret Russell was quoted by Minneapolis Public Radio News about the Supreme Court’s collective-bargaining decision; in the San Francisco Chronicle about Trump’s ongoing travel ban; on KQED Forum and KCBS about Justice Kennedy retiring; in Pacific Standard Magazine about a federal ruling in favor of California’s sanctuary laws; on KPCC AirTalk, about…
Michelle Oberman was a guest on PRI’s The World (TVEyes), where she spoke about the impact of abortion laws in El Salvador. She also spoke to the Seattle Morning News about the possible appeal of Roe v. Wade.
Patricia Cain was interviewed by Forbes about whether tax breaks for ministers are unconstitutional.
Anna Han spoke to NBC 5 about how consumers can negotiate contracts when companies want confidentiality agreements; to NBC Bay Area News about a data recovery provider that held onto a customer’s data amid a payment dispute; and to KCBS about China tariffs.
