The Black Law Student Association (BLSA) sponsored a Thanksgiving dinner event, hosted by Professor Margalynne Armstrong. Professor Dori Pina also attended.
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Jared Renteria JD ’20 co-wrote an article for the American Society for Aging website
Jared Renteria JD ’20 co-wrote an article for the American Society for Aging website with Michael Adams, CEO of SAGE USA, Services and Advocacy for LGBT Elders. Jared was Mr. Adams’ intern this year through a Center for Social Justice…
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David Tsai JD ’06 received a 2019 Minority Bar Coalition Unity Award
David Tsai JD ’06 received a 2019 Minority Bar Coalition Unity Award. The award honors members of the 40+ bar association network who have shown dedication in working to advance the cause of diversity in the legal profession. Mr. Tsai…
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15 Years of Celebrating Diversity and Inclusion
On November 14, the Santa Clara Law community came together to celebrate and recognize the importance of diversity and inclusion. Now in its 15th year, the Diversity and Inclusion Gala directly supports the Thurgood Marshall Civil Rights scholarship for students,…
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Joyce Chang JD ’14 has joined Hanson Crawford Crum
Joyce Chang JD ’14 has joined Bay Area family law firm Hanson Crawford Crum. Ms. Chang has been recognized as a Super Lawyers Rising Star for the past three-consecutive years. As a law student at Santa Clara she was an…
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Catherine Sandoval was quoted in The Mercury News about PG&E’s legal responsibility to update their system for fire prevention
Catherine Sandoval was quoted in The Mercury News, The Daily Democrat, and seven other outlets about PG&E’s legal responsibility to update their system for fire prevention.
Alison Malsbury wrote a blog post in Canna Law Blog and LexBlog about letters from the FDA about its ability to regulate topical CBD products
Alison Malsbury wrote a blog post in Canna Law Blog and LexBlog about letters from the FDA emphasizing its ability to regulate topical CBD products.
Deep Gulasekaram was interviewed by KTVU about the impeachment inquiry and by the SF Chronicle about Gov. Newsom’s pardon of immigrants with past criminal convictions
Deep Gulasekaram was interviewed on KTVU about the House’s vote to move forward with the impeachment inquiry and in The San Francisco Chronicle about Governor Newsom’s pardon of immigrants with past criminal convictions, to protect them from deportation.
David Ball quoted in SlashDot about the issue of poverty when imprisoning low-level criminals
David Ball was quoted in SlashDot and two other sources about the issue of poverty when imprisoning low-level criminals. He was also quoted in The Atlantic about ethical issues in the use of the home surveillance cameras to catch people stealing packages from homes.
Colleen Chien featured in IPWatchdog for her testimony about patent quality given to the Senate Judiciary Committee’s Subcommittee on Intellectual Property
Colleen Chien was featured in IPWatchdog for her comments about patent quality while testifying before the Senate Judiciary Committee’s Subcommittee on Intellectual Property.
