.@WSJ reports on the SEC Advisory Panel's oversight of US accounting rule maker. Colleen Honigsberg states: These investors have been asking FASB to focus on significant accounting issues that would actually really improve their ability to value a company. https://stanford.io/3UymecU

"How much the new California body can achieve will in part depend on how much damage the Supreme Court will do if it strikes down sensible measures," says Stanford Law's @JohnDonohueSLS via @washingtonpost: https://stanford.io/3S83IGL

Moderated Content from SLS is podcast content about content moderation, moderated by assistant professor @evelyndouek. In the inaugural episode, douek talks to @daphnehk and @glakier about "Texas vs. Platforms … vs. The First Amendment."

Listen here: https://stanford.io/3BHZY7M

Congratulations to Judge Florence Pan, JD '93, who was approved by the U.S. Senate to elevate to the federal appeals court. Pan will be the first Chinese American on the D.C. Circuit. https://stanford.io/3r28Jou

On Thursday, September 29 from 12-1pm, join Stanford Law's William Gould IV for a book signing of his latest work "For Labor to Build Upon" on the second floor of the @StanfordBkstr. https://stanford.io/3UwHYWM

Social media is playing larger roles in American democracy and elections. @washingtonpost talks to legal experts including @evelyndouek about how a Texas law would force companies to disseminate what they consider misinformation on their platforms. https://stanford.io/3BYlRkK

On Thursday, October 6, from 12:00 PM - 5:15 PM (PST) join Stanford Health Policy for the Department of Health Policy Symposium on advancing health equity. Stanford Law's @MichelleM_Mello who will moderate a panel on access and affordability. https://stanford.io/3SkugnJ

"a system meant to ensure that rules are applied consistently is very different from a system meant to ensure that rules are applied inconsistently, say, when the bottom line is at stake," @evelyndouek via @Forbes: https://stanford.io/3qTfYyQ