On August 31, 2022, the California Office of Tax Appeals (“OTA”), in the Matter of the Appeal of B. Housman and B. Pena, held that an Australian software company holder…

Cardi B was cleared of liability in an action alleging that she misappropriated a man’s likeness by using his unique back tattoo on the cover of her 2016 mixtape. Scott…

Annual San Francisco Trial Lawyers Association Mock Trial Competition

Second-year law students Razia Bath, Kris Chaney, Kai Ellsworth, and Karla Noyles won the Annual San Francisco Trial Lawyers Association Mock…

This week Jill, Michael and Joe discuss the difference between Representing Major League Baseball players vs NFL players. We discussed the difference between the MLB draft NFL draft, fees, and…

When Pacific’s McGeorge School of Law established a Homeless Advocacy Clinic last year, it was the nation’s first to provide legal services exclusively to formerly incarcerated individuals experiencing homelessness.

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The Ninth Circuit was recently called upon to decide a case of first impression for it involving the interplay between immunity granted to website providers under the Communications Decency Act…

Hermès is suing an artist for trademark infringement over his series of digital artworks called MetaBirkins. Scott Hervey and Josh Escovedo discuss the case on this episode of The Briefing

Andy Frye Sportwriter for Forbes and Author of Ninety Days in the Nineties and Jill Discuss Andy’s most interesting sports interviews, (Billie Jean King and Tom Brady) Andy  book Ninety…

University of the Pacific is launching four online graduate programs for working professionals and students, degree programs that provide maximum flexibility for participants to learn around their own schedules.

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