McGeorge School of Law alumna Michele Ruffner ’26 is being recognized as one of the nation’s top law student advocates, earning the All-American Trial Advocate Award from the National Association of Legal Advocacy Educators.
The award is given annually to the top 20 student advocates in the country. Ruffner is the first McGeorge student to earn the honor.
“Receiving
I barely got into law school, let alone make law review, so after a few decades as a lawyer it’s a real honor to find myself among the leading legal commentators in the world. At least I did so through our Library at LexBlog.
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With AI, law, whether code, regs, cases or secondary law in the form of insight from legal professionals, has moved from text to data.
The Santa Fe Institute has a nice explanation of how we now read the law leading off their study on law as data.
“The study of the law requires interacting with that text by reading
In this episode of The Briefing, Weintraub Tobin partners Scott Hervey and Tara Sattler discuss the court’s ruling, where Brandy Melville’s trademark claims fell short, and whether a different trademark argument could have changed the outcome.
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The now-commonly heard phrase “progress isn’t linear” applies to career progress, too. After being denied admission to a graduate program in forensic psychology, Jarrett Moore had to make a decision: stay the course or pivot. He chose the latter, which ultimately led to a career in public service and policy.Before enrolling in the Master of Public Administration (MPA) program at
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Swimming pools are a highlight of warm weather in Arizona, offering relaxation and a welcome break from the summer heat. Yet the same amenities that make pools enjoyable also introduce serious safety concerns and potential legal exposure for property owners. Understanding the intersection of pool safety, premises liability, and property maintenance can help reduce risks for visitors and protect owners
Clio’s CEO Jack Newton shared the importance of context in AI in a post today. “…[E]ven the most powerful model operates in a vacuum without proper context.”
Jack continued: “In legal that context includes statutes, cases, documents, emails, billing records, deadlines and countless other sources of information.”
Jack’s right that the model isn’t the point, the context is. But look
When an employee leaves, employers should act quickly to protect trade secrets, confidential business information, and customer relationships. In this 100th episode of California Employment News, Weintraub Tobin attorneys James Kachmar and John Slavik discuss practical steps companies can take before, during, and after an employee’s departure.