Time to Reset International Banking Relationships

In a recent op-ed in The Hill, California Western’s Professor James Cooper discusses the need for the IMF and World Bank to work on updating their respective missions.

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AIs Impact on Patent Prosecution

In a recent scholarly paper presented at the 2019 Georgia State University Law Review Symposium, California Western’s Professor Tabrez Ebrahim discussed the impact artificial intelligence (AI) is having on patent prosecution, specifically caused by automation and predictive analytics.

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The Struggle Over the Soul of Contract Law

In a recent article published in the Jurist, California Western’s Professor Nancy Kim discusses the American Law Institute proposed Restatement of the Law of Consumer Contracts (RLCC) which continues to be the subject of thoughtful and energetic discussion by contracts law professors who care about making sure that the next generation of lawyers gets the law right.

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Is NAFTA’s Replacement Doomed?

In a recent op-ed in The Hill, California Western’s Professor James Cooper argues that the replacement for NAFTA may not bring the economic gains touted by the Trump administration and that the new deal is potentially dead in the water.

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Closing the Gap Between Consumer Perceptions of Risk and Evidence-based Assessment of Risk

California Western’s E. Donald Shapiro Professor of Law Joanna Sax talks about her recent scholarly research, Ambiguity and Consumer Perceptions of Risk in Various Areas of Biotechnology, which addresses understanding why consumers assign a high risk to various forms of biotechnology when the evidence-based assessment of risk is low.

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