Inequality Takes a More Insidious Path

In her remarks at a recent Lawyer’s Club Bench and Bar luncheon, Professor Hannah Brenner discusses the existence of inequality among lawyers and why the legal community needs to address the problem that impacts access to positions of leadership and power as well as disparities in compensation.

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From Lawyer to Law Professor and Back Again

California Western's Professor William Aceves describes his ongoing involvement in the world of international law serving as counsel in several high-profile human rights cases.

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SCOTUS Watch: War Memorial or Religious Display

In an op-ed published in the LA Daily Journal, Professor Glenn Smith discusses the upcoming U.S. Supreme Court’s oral argument as to whether the Bladensburg cross in Maryland violates the Establishment Clause.

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Unraveling the Census Decision

In a commentary published in Jurist, California Western’s Professor Glenn Smith discusses the recent federal district court judge’s ruling invalidating Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross’ decision to have every 2020 Census respondent answer a question about citizenship.

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The Hypocrisy of Veterinary Lien Laws

In a recent law review article published in Animal Law by the Lewis & Clark Law School, California Western’s Prof. Mark Weinstein discusses the problem of veterinary lien laws and the hypocrisy of the industry that benefits from owners treating pets like family while simultaneously treating pets as mere property.

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