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Jenny S. Martinez Appointed Stanford Provost
(Originally published by Stanford Report on August 23, 2023) An experienced academic leader and prominent legal scholar, Martinez will become the university’s chief academic officer and chief budgetary officer on Oct. 1. Jenny S. Martinez, dean of Stanford Law School and Richard E. Lang Professor of Law, has been named Stanford’s…
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SLS Dean Jenny S. Martinez Appointed to the ABA Task Force for American Democracy
Leader of Indigenous-Led Conservation and Land Stewardship Efforts in Canada Wins 2023 Bright Award
Stanford Law School Graduates and Recent Alums Embark on Wide Range of Public Interest Fellowships
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The Writers’ Strike Four Months In: Stanford’s Paul Goldstein on Artificial Intelligence and the Creative Process
On May 2, a key gear of America’s entertainment industry ground to a halt as some 11,500 members of the…
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Fully Autonomous Vehicles Hit the Streets: Stanford’s Robert Rabin on Risks and Evolving Liability Issues
The California Public Utilities Commission recently approved petitions from two taxi companies, Waymo and Cruise, to operate paid robo-taxi services…
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Congress Poised to Mandate Continued Sales of Leaded Aviation Gasoline
(Originally published by The Hill on August 22, 2023) On a breezy day in April, Violet Wulf-Saena, founder and executive director…
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“Indigenous Nations are leading of the most ambitious plans for sustaining lands, waters and healthy communities across Canada. These plans draw on thousands of years of knowledge about the land and water. They reflect the understanding that if we care for the land, the land will care for ...us.”
Join us on October 2 as we honor Valérie Courtois, the 2023 Bright Award winner. #BrightAward2023 RSVP through the link in bio.
Stanford Law professor William Gould talks about the #UAWstrike and how it reflects the challenges of new technology, non-union competition, and growing inequality in the auto industry. https://stanford.io/3Ps4LB9
Is it illegal to stop retail theft in California? @USATODAY talks to legal experts, including SLS's @d_a_sklansky about the false claim on SB 553 and what the bill actually means.
A former version of the bill said employers couldn't require non-security employees from intervening, but it never barred stopping thefts.
stanford.io“You have an incumbent monopoly, Google, that is using its various sources of power to induce particularly distributors, basically on access to search engines to favor Google and thereby relatively disfavor disadvantaged” said SLS's Doug Melamed via @BLaw:
Google’s defense team in the biggest tech monopolization case of the modern era includes veterans of a similarly historic US antitrust case. But...
stanford.io🔥 Wildland firefighters are overworked, underpaid, and under-resourced. Stanford experts including SLS wildfire legal fellow, Cassandra Jurenci, propose policy changes to support them and build wildfire resilience. Read their Q&A with @StanfordWoods here:
Stanford experts on wildfire-related policy discuss what Congress can do to build a strong, resilience-focused wildland firefighting force.
stanford.ioCongratulations to the Stanford Law Review as they were ranked #2 on Washington & Lee's law review ranking! These rankings are compiled and maintained by the Washington & Lee Law Library to provide resources to identify law journals.
Read more about the rankings via ...https://stanford.io/3Rlm09J: https://stanford.io/3r5Iq4q
At the beginning of this week Stanford Law hosted an Ice Cream #SLSsocial with students, faculty and staff! What a great start to the week. 🍦😎
Hear from SLS's William Gould IV as he discusses the possible auto workers strike with @CNN's Fredricka Whitfield (@FWhitfield):
(Click on the image above to watch video.) Professor Emeritus William B. Gould, former Chairman of the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB, 1994–9
stanford.ioJoin @StanfordCyber & @pro_jectliberty this Friday, September 15th from 10:30 AM - Noon Pacific for Ensuring Responsible AI Innovation: Comparing Governance Paradigms. With moderator @persily, and speakers @carmeartigas, @EUinSF and more.
Livestream🔗 https://t.co/GCdCVg6dkR
Franklin Parker, JD '99, was confirmed by the U.S. Senate as assistant secretary of the Navy for manpower, reserve affairs. Read more in #StanfordLawMag.
In December 2022, the U.S. Senate confirmed Franklin Parker as assistant secretary of the Navy for manpower, reserve affairs. Parker previously served
In our September Policy Brief, SIEPR Senior Fellows/@StanfordLaw Professors Daniel Ho and @AJosephOConnell explain how to shore up talent amid state government's workforce crisis.
📄 Read the brief here: https://t.co/TMPM64YRLw
At the beginning of this week Stanford Law hosted an Ice Cream #SLSsocial with students, faculty and staff! What a great start to the week. 🍦😎