Eric Goldman spoke with the American Association for Physician Leadership about how to respond to negative reviews; to the Journal IE about how Ukraine is employing face recognition technology to identify invading Russian troops killed on its soil; and to…
Gary JD ’64 & Sue Giannini establish a scholarship for students from Catholic universities pursuing a law degree. Santa Clara University School of Law graduate, long time local practitioner and San Jose resident, Gary Giannini JD ’64 and his wife…
Judge Eugene Hyman JD ’77 spoke with CBS Los Angeles News about the recent rise in robberies. Although he is a supporter of criminal reforms, including Prop 47, retired judge Eugene Hyman believes some progressive policies have gone too far and…
Margaret Russell wrote an article for The Conversation about how Ketanji Brown Jackson’s Supreme Court hearing is a flashback to how race and crime featured during Thurgood Marshall’s 1967 hearings. The article was also on CounterPunch, GV Wire, and 10 other…
Colleen Chien is giving the Mervis Lecture in Intellectual Property at William and Mary Law School on March 30. The lecture is titled “Inequalities of Innovation.” Read more.
‘Tis the season for law schools accredited by the American Bar Association (ABA) to tally up and report the employment outcomes for last year’s spring graduates, and I am thrilled to spill the beans about outcomes for our Tech Edge…
Remedies: Basic Principles, Authorities, and Problems by Nicholas Emanuel JD ’05 was recently published by Carolina Academic Press. Mr. Emanual is a judicial attorney for the California Court of Appeal, Sixth Appellate District, as well as being a lecturer at…
On the weekend of March 12 – 13, two teams competed in the regional rounds of the American Intellectual Property Law Association (AIPLA) Giles Sutherland Rich Memorial Intellectual Property Moot Court Competition. Erik Perez JD ’22 and Zachary Nemirovsky JD…
Congratulations to the Santa Clara Law Team that won the Silicon Valley Regional Final of the USPTO patent application drafting competition: Sarah Royer JD ’24, Janelle Barbier JD ’23, and Bronson Wu JD ’24! Special thanks to our alum, Girish…
Ellen Kreitzberg spoke with NPR news discussing how people who are convicted get sentenced to death. “…it has to start in the district attorney’s office, because the district attorney in each county will make the decision whether to seek the…