February 1, 2021
Media Highlights New Executive Orders Help Abortion Seekers, Medicare Enrollees Courthouse News—January 28, 2021 Thomas Greenly: “Millions of people losing their jobs, that’s a big change that has to be addressed. People who lose their job lose their insurance.” It’s Time to Consider Vaccine Mandates in High-Risk Settings…
January 21, 2021
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January 15, 2021
Can hospitals sell the COVID-19 vaccine for a profit? Can you sue if you get sick from the COVID vaccine? Can hospital workers be fired for refusing to vaccinate? As a leading vaccine law scholar, Prof. Dorit Reiss answers these questions and more in a series of three succinct…
January 15, 2021
January 12, 2021
For Immediate Release Today, 157 Law School Deans from schools across the country published a statement addressing the 2020 election and the events that took place in the United States Capitol last week. The statement marks a rare occasion. It is unusual for such a…
January 12, 2021
The Center for Negotiation and Dispute Resolution (CNDR)’s Director and Professor Sheila Purcell, along with Adjunct Professor John Dean, spoke on ethics in negotiation at the Practicing Law Institute (PLI) Negotiation Training held on January 6, 2021. Adjuncts Kavya Mohankumar and Shirish Gupta also spoke on ADR choices at…
January 11, 2021
Media Highlights What would self-pardon mean for President Trump? Law professor says it could get messy ABC7 News—January 8, 2021 Joel Paul: “I don’t think it would be possible to actually complete an impeachment trial in the time that we have left.” Rethinking gender alliances at work Strategy+business—January…
January 8, 2021
Professor D. Kelly Weisberg poses with one of the books in her Hornbook Series, a collection of treatises on specific areas of the law. As a national expert on domestic violence law, UC Law SF Professor D. Kelly Weisberg observed with concern…
January 6, 2021
HAPPY NEW YEAR! Among my family and friends, I am known as an eternal optimist, sometimes against all odds. I have been fortunate that this optimism has usually been vindicated. Despite its manifest difficulties, 2020 gave me more reasons than ever to be hopeful, not least of which was the…
January 4, 2021
Media Highlights Opinion: Regulating Big Tech will be hard, and California is proving it MarketWatch—December 31, 2020 Veena Dubal: “Uber and Lyft’s campaign was so robust and so well done and replete with false information.” COVID vaccine gives small businesses enough hope to go bankrupt Bloomberg Business—December 29,…
December 21, 2020
Scholarly Leadership Dorit Reiss published “Mandating COVID-19 Testing and Vaccination in the Workplace,” The Regulatory Review.Jodi Short wrote “Facile Formalism: Counting the Ways the Court’s Removal Jurisprudence Has Failed” for the Yale Journal on Regulation’s Notice and Comment Blog.Jared Ellias’s research was covered in the Bloomberg article…
December 16, 2020
Students at UC Law SF’ new Low-Income Taxpayer Clinic drew on their own experiences this year to help educate disadvantaged taxpayers about their rights and responsibilities. Ezekiel Gorrocino, 2L, had noticed that some clinic clients were in the dark about whether they qualified for tax credits such as the…