Law Losing Ground to Tech

In a recent scholarly article published in the Nova Law Review, California Western’s Professor Tabrez Ebrahim discusses how patent and copyright law have been slow to respond to data-centric technologies causing repercussions for creators and inventors in the protection of data-centric innovations.

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Gender, Power, Law & Leadership

California Western’s Vice Dean for Academic and Student Affairs and Professor of Law Hannah Brenner discusses why her new casebook, Gender, Power, Law & Leadership, co-authored with University of Houston Law Center’s Joanne & Larry Doherty Chair in Legal Ethics and Professor of Law Renee Knake, is unique and has been a long time coming.

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Innovation in the Classroom

California Western’s E. Donald Shapiro Professor of Law Joanna Sax discusses her recently published interactive study guide, and how it exemplifies the faculty’s engagement with innovative teaching at the law school.

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Legislating a Worldwide Ethical Approach to AI

In a recent op-ed in the Taipei Times, California Western’s Professor James Cooper discusses the competition in the guidelines and regulation of artificial intelligence technologies among countries.

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Exposing the Harms of Being Shortlisted

California Western’s Vice Dean for Academic and Student Affairs and Associate Professor of Law Hannah Brenner reveals a sneak peak of her forthcoming book, Shortlisted: Women in the Shadows of the Supreme Court, which she co-authored with University of Houston Law Center’s Professor Renee Knake. Brenner and Knake presented on the book at the 2019 SEALS Conference.

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