Professor Deanna Newton Quoted in "New IRS Rule for Reporting Online Sales Creates Confusion" -- The National Desk
Professor Deanna S. Newton is quoted in the National Desk article, "New IRS Rule for Reporting Online Sales Creates Confusion for Platform, Users."
Professors Michael Helfand and Eric Rassbach Speak on Religious Liberty Clinics - Stanford Law School
Professors Michael Helfand and Eric Rassbach spoke on a panel addressing the state of religious liberty clinics at Stanford Law School.
Professor Colleen Graffy Presents "President George H.W. Bush" -- National Churchill Leadership Center
Professor Colleen P. Graffy spoke on her book chapter "President George H.W. Bush," at the National Churchill Leadership Center at George Washington University.
Professor Deanna Newton Quoted in "Lawmakers Sound Alarm After IRS Lowers Threshold for Online Transaction Reporting" -- The National Desk
Professor Deanna S. Newton is quoted in the National Desk article, "Lawmakers Sound Alarm After IRS Lowers Threshold for Online Transaction Reporting."
Professor Barry McDonald Presents Supreme Court Review -- Federal Bar Association Orange County Chapter
Professor Barry P. McDonald presented a "Supreme Court Review" for the Federal Bar Association Orange County Chapter.
Professor Maureen Weston Participates in "Name, Image, Likeness: The Evolution of College Sports" -- Cardozo Law Arts and Entertainment Law Journal Symposium
Professor Maureen A. Weston participated in Cardozo School of Law's Arts and Entertainment Law Journal Symposium on "Name, Image, Likeness: The Evolution of College Sports."
Professor Joel Johnson Amicus Brief Referenced in Supreme Court Brief: ID Theft Sentence Enhancement
Professor Joel S. Johnson's amicus brief in Dubin v. United States is referenced in Supreme Court Brief: ID Theft Sentence Enhancement.
Professor Jacob Charles Quoted in "Newly Empowered in State Legislatures, Democrats Target Gun Control" -- Washington Post
Professor Jacob D. Charles is quoted in the Washington Post article, "Newly Empowered in State Legislatures, Democrats Target Gun Control."
Professor Joel Johnson Referenced in "Psychologist, Professor Urge High Court to Construe Identity Theft Statute Narrowly" -- Mealey's Litigation Report
Professor Joel S. Johnson's Supreme Court amicus brief argument in Dubin v. United States is summarized in Mealey's Litigation Report: Insurance Fraud.