Selected Faculty Publications Since 2015
September 21, 2016
UC Law SF faculty consistently produce high-profile, diverse, and influential scholarship.
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Coach Feldman
SAN FRANCISCO (UC Law SF) – After 140 years of teaching law and producing first-class legal scholarship, we began to wonder if perhaps we are just a little too focused. Maybe we should look a little more like other institutions……
Mascot Tryouts
September 19, 2016
SAN FRANCISCO (UC Law SF) – After 140 years of teaching law and producing first-class legal scholarship, we began to wonder if perhaps we are just a little too focused. Maybe we should look a little more like other institutions……
Meeting Of The Minds: Endowed lectures bring eminent speakers to UC Law SF
September 14, 2016
Enhancing the intellectual life of the campus and community.
How can technology facilitate a country’s near immediate entry onto the world stage?
September 2, 2016
Prof. Jill Bronfman, Director of the Privacy and Technology Project, discusses legal and regulatory compliance in developing world telecom with Bob McDonald '94, Legal and Regulatory Advisor at Ooredoo Myanmar.
Professor Feldman Collaborates on Open Letter Urging Ethical Norms in IP Scholarship
July 7, 2016
"One must be mindful of the delicate pull of friends with money," state the authors.
Expensive Medicine: Prof. Robin Feldman’s Senate Testimony on the CREATES Act
June 21, 2016
"An important safety program is being hijacked to block competition."
Prof. Veena Dubal’s Objection on behalf of Uber Drivers featured in LA Times
May 27, 2016
"When lawyer Veena Dubal heard last month that Uber drivers seeking to be recognized as employees rather than independent contractors might settle their class-action lawsuit before it went to trial, she cried."
The Business Tax Practicum for Social Enterprises
The Business Tax Practicum for Social Enterprises, co-taught by Professors Alina S. Ball and Manoj Viswanathan, is a live-client course at UC Law SF concerned exclusively with transactional tax issues — giving students the opportunity to take their substantive knowledge out for a spin and apply what they’ve…
Amicus Brief filed by Prof. Michael Salerno referenced in California Supreme Court decision on Advisory Ballot Measures
January 8, 2016
Court reverses course in Jarvis vs. Padilla, deciding 6 to 1 that the Citizens United measure should not have been removed from the ballot.
Shining A Spotlight On Adjunct Faculty Member Judge Marsha Berzon
January 8, 2016
Judge Marsha Berzon, who co-teaches a constitutional cases seminar with Professor Joseph Grodin, is one of the stellar adjuncts helping to train future UC Law SF lawyers.