Research Dean’s March Roundup of Scholarly Activities
Publications David I. Levine, Civil Procedure in California: State and Federal (West Academic 2019 edition) Naomi Roht-Arriaza, “La tardia centralidad de la dimension economica en…
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Research Dean’s February Roundup of Scholarly Activities
Publications Hadar Aviram, “Book Review,” 53 Law & Society Review 313 (2019) Ben Depoorter, “The Promises and Pitfalls of a Copyright Small Claims Process,” 33…
Research Dean’s December-January Roundup of Scholarly Activities
Publications Richard A. Boswell, “Book Review: The Global Evolution of Clinical Legal Education,” 67 Journal of Legal Education 1081 (2018). Thomas Greaney, “The New Merger…
UC Hastings Faculty Scholarship Roundup: November 2018
Compiled by Geoffrey C. Hazard Jr. Distinguished Professor of Law & Associate Dean for Research Scott Dodson. Publications George Bisharat, “Law Against the People,” 42…
The Untold Story of Chief Justice John Marshall
Professor Joel Paul’s previous book, Unlikely Allies (Riverhead, 2009), featured an unassuming shopkeeper, a mysterious cross-dressing spy, and a famous French playwright who changed the…
UC Hastings Faculty Scholarship Roundup: October 2018
Below is the October 2018 Roundup, compiled by Geoffrey C. Hazard Jr. Distinguished Professor of Law & Associate Dean for Research Scott Dodson. Publications Scott…
Faculty Scholarship Roundup: September 2018
September was a very active month for UC Hastings faculty scholarship and related activities. Below is the September Roundup, including entries from Aug. 20-31, compiled…
UC Hastings Professor Veena Dubal’s Work Plays Role in California Supreme Court Ruling
“The Dynamex Decision” creates a major change in the landscape for California’s gig economy and follows the path of Professor Dubal’s analysis from her scholarly work.
8th Annual UC Hastings La Raza Alumni Dinner Honors Community & Launches Memorial Scholarship
La Raza honored three individuals who exemplify the organization’s mission and officially launched the Jeanette M. Acosta Memorial Scholarship.
Shadowy World of Drug Pricing-An Inside Look
New research by University of California Hastings Law Professor Robin Feldman shines light on the highly secretive world of drug prices, including hidden payments, rebates, and inducements that drive the system toward higher-priced drugs.
Associate Dean Lefstin & Other Leading Experts Conclude Current State of Patent Eligibility Jurisprudence “Indefensible”
According to a report released by Lefstin, and two of the nation’s other leading patent law scholars, the current rules for determining what innovations are eligible for patent protection are indefensible as a matter of legal principle and are causing particular difficulties for bioscience fields.
Why do drug prices remain so high?
“Because drug companies block competition,” says Professor Feldman in a new study that examines all drugs on the market between 2005 and 2015, identifying and analyzing every instance in which the company added new patents or exclusivities.