Professor Margaret Russell and her students took part in an ACT group – a self-help group that serves people often not accepted by the San Quentin incarcerated population. Russell said the trip was aimed at giving her students an understanding of criminal justice beyond just “reading legal theories and judges’ decisions.”
As Judson Cary ’93, becomes Colorado’s Assistant Attorney General for Broadband, his goal is to ensure that 99% of Coloradans are connected to high-speed data Internet services by 2027.
Professor Patricia Cain’s new article “Taxation of Unmarried Partners” was featured on Taxprof Blog. “While living together, unmarried partners often make property transfers between each other. Yet, there are no clear tax rules that apply to these transfers. This article…
A graduate from Santa Clara University School of Law and Santa Clara University Leavey School of Business in 2020, April has quickly advanced in contract law, previously being a Contracts Specialist at GEP Worldwide before joining COFENSE. Having an education…
Stephen Diamond spoke with MarketWatch about possible litigation after Elon Musk pulled out of his $44 billion deal to buy Twitter Inc. Stephen Diamond, an associate professor of law at Santa Clara University, said that regarding who has the best legal…
Da’Niel achieved Partner this month after having worked at Fragomen since March of 2012. On top of achieving Partner, Da’Niel is an adjunct professor at Santa Clara University School of Law. She spent time as a student at the Katharine…
Margaret Russell was a guest on KQED Forum discussing this year’s ground shifting Supreme Court term and what will be in store for the Court’s future?
Professor David Sloss’s latest op-ed is titled Section 230 and the Presumption Against Extraterritoriality, and was co-authored with Swathi Rajan, who is one of Professor Sloss’s students. The op-ed discusses the Ninth Circuit opinion in Gonzalez v. Google (2021) regarding…
Page Galloway JD ’98 has been appointed as Court Commissioner & Director of Legal Services for San Benito County.
Carol Lee Hubner JD ’98 has been selected Santa Barbara Superior Court Commissioner. Read more.