LT Catherine Crochetiere JD ’15 participated in the National Museum of the US Navy panel discussion for Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month.
LT Catherine Crochetiere JD ’15 participated in the National Museum of the US Navy panel discussion for Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month.
Casey Yang was selected as Santa Clara Law’s choice for the Westin Scholar Award. The award was created by the International Association of Privacy Professionals to fund and support students identified by their professors as future leaders in the field of…
On May 16, in the Mission Santa Clara, Santa Clara University School of Law and the Santa Clara Bar Association hosted a swearing-in ceremony for the 21 newest members of the California Bar. Santa Clara Law is proud to support…
The United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) will be hosting a panel with two of HTLI’s Co-Directors, Professor Laura Lee Norris and Professor Colleen Chien. The upcoming USPTO panel will discuss issues impacting the intellectual property community and how the USPTO can serve…
David Sloss wrote an op-ed for The Diplomat arguing that the United States should ban Chinese and Russian state media companies from large social media platforms. “Chinese state media companies are spreading false and misleading narratives about the war in…
SANTA CLARA, Calif., May 23, 2022 — On May 21, Santa Clara University School of Law celebrated the members of its Class of 2022 for successfully completing law school amid a historic global pandemic. At his first commencement ceremony after…
Stephen Diamond spoke to MarketWatch about Elon Musk apparently suffering from buyer’s remorse and saying the deal is “on hold”. “There is no procedural step in the closing of a company that is called ‘deal on hold,’ there is ‘no…
David Ball spoke with Patch about how although San Jose officials say early jail release policies have led to a spike in crime, the data is misleading. “If they’re not being convicted and the charges are dropped by the district…
Michelle Oberman spoke with WTMJ-AM (Milwaukee, WI) about how the repeal of Roe v. Wade will disproportionately effect poor people.
Rachel Johnson JD ’19 joined Weintraub Tobin as an associate in the firm’s litigation practice group. Read more.