In early December, the Charles Houston Bar Association (CHBA) held its 65th annual Gala. A nonprofit composed of lawyers, judges, and law students throughout northern California, the CHBA is named in honor of the legendary civil rights practitioner Charles Hamilton…
Catherine Sandoval and Al Hammond filed an amicus brief with the U.S. Supreme Court in the FCC v. Prometheus Radio Broadcasters case, with the help of students Robert Murillo JD ’21 and Rosa Rico JD ’22. Both professors have been…
By Deborah Lohse With devastating, record-smashing wildfires across California in recent years—many caused by aging or failing power lines and facilities—you’d think there would be an army of watchdogs clamoring to ensure that the state’s largest utility was doing all…
Josh Srago JD ’21 wrote an article for Techdirt’s Greenhouse discussing the relationship of internet service providers access to smart device data and privacy law. Read the article.
The First-Generation Law Student Association made a video celebrating first generation law students in honor of First Gen Day.
Colleen Chien, Nicholas Halkowski JD ’20, and Rodney Swartz, PhD, JD ’21 co-authored a post on PatentlyO on “Patent Prosecution Trends Following the Patent Eligibility (101) and 112 Guidelines“. The authors suggest innovation equity metrics, closing the patenting gap, advancing…
Congratulations to 2Ls Nathan Pope and Philip DiBoise for earning the award of Best Brief, and for advancing to the final oral argument round in the regional rounds of the Thomas Tang Moot Court Competition. They will advance to the…
The Santa Clara University School of Law Chapter of the American Constitution Society for Law and Policy is honored to be recognized as ACS’s Student Chapter of the Week as we continue to promote a more equitable interpretation of the…
Josh Srago JD ’21 wrote a piece for mediate.com based on work he did for Colin Rule’s Online Dispute Resolution course, and has been invited to be a member of the student scholars panel for The National Center for Technology…
Catherine Sandoval was lead drafter in comments submitted by the Broadband Institute of California at Santa Clara University School of Law (BBIC) to the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) that influenced the CPUC’s decision requiring Pacific Gas and Electric (PG&E)…
