Corporate Counsel
...can be used," Colleen Chien, an IP professor at Santa Clara University Law School and an expert on patents, said in an email....
...be used,” Colleen Chien, an intellectual property professor at Santa Clara University Law School and an expert on the ITC, said in an email...
... Rogers attended Columbia University School of Law and Princeton University...
...the facility. Dillon earned his J.D. from Santa Clara University School of Law in 1984, after attending the University of California...
...the facility. Dillon earned his J.D. from Santa Clara University School of Law in 1984, after attending UC-San Diego, where...
Originally Published: Corporate Counsel
...it goes public, said Eric Goldman, an associate professor at Santa Clara University School of Law and director of the High Tech Law Institute...
...this very seriously,'" says Anna Han, a professor at Santa Clara University School of Law who advises U.S. companies on doing business...
...very seriously,’ ” says Anna Han, a professor at Santa Clara University School of Law who advises U.S. companies on doing business...
In financial data breaches, timing is almost everything. On June 13, a federal court held Comerica Bank liable for data breach losses even though it notified the customer and stopped all account acti
Experts debate how quickly companies should tell customers about data breaches
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