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Darren Bush, Lina Khan Sucks, by The Wall Street Journal Editorial Board (SATIRE), Sling (Mar. 5, 2024).
Darren Bush, Slingshot Episode 14, Sling (Mar. 13, 2024) (with Hal Singer & Veena Dubal).
Darren Bush, Slingshot Episode 13, Sling (Mar. 28, 2024) (with Hal Singer & Randy Stutz).
Leah R. Fowler, Social Media Is Influencing Contraceptive Choice, J. Women’s Health, Feb. 21, 2024 (online ahead of print) (with Emily Pfender).
Nikolas Guggenberger, Six Reactions to the Proposed TikTok Ban, Law & Pol. Econ. Blog (Mar. 26, 2024) (with Ganesh Sitaraman, Sanjay Jolly, Zephyr Teachout, Anupam Chander & Elettra Bietti).
Renee Knake Jefferson, LER No. 32 - Sex Harassment @ Legal Tech "Coachella," Threats to Judges/Prosecutors, Hearing Closes, NC UPL Challenge, New Prosecutor Task Force, Ethics in AI, Events, Jobs & More, Legal Ethics Roundup (Mar. 4, 2024).
Renee Knake Jefferson, LER No. 33 - $11M Loss in Romance Conflict, Lying Witnesses, No Parties for Judges, AI Sanctions (Again), Ethics Trivia, Women's History, Jobs, Events & More, Legal Ethics Roundup (Mar. 11, 2024).
Renee Knake Jefferson, LER No. 34 - Public Distrust, (Lack of) Disclosures, Judge Shopping, No Conflict So Willis Remains (But Without Wade), Women’s Ethics History, Jobs, Events & More, Legal Ethics Roundup (Mar. 18, 2024).
Renee Knake Jefferson, LER No. 35 - Conflicts, Court Appointments, Amicus Ethics, Fees/Settlements, AI Gender Gap, Judicial Diversity Policies End, Rural A2J, Ethics History, Jobs, Events & More, Legal Ethics Roundup (Mar. 25, 2024).
Renee Knake Jefferson, Opening Day of Jeffrey Clark Disciplinary Hearing - LER Bonus Content No. 10, Legal Ethics Roundup (Mar. 26, 2024).
Renee Knake Jefferson, Eastman Disbarment Recommended by CA Bar - LER Bonus Content No. 11, Legal Ethics Roundup (Mar. 27, 2024).
Daniel I. Morales, The U.S.-Mexico Border as a Crisis of Social Reproduction, Law & Pol. Econ. Blog (Feb. 19, 2024).
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Our colleagues shared the following offers for publication:
Emily Berman, Interbranch Bargaining, 66 Wm. & Mary L. Rev. (forthcoming 2024).
Darren Bush, The Efficiency Rebuttal In the New Merger Guidelines: Any Basis in Law or Economics?, Antitrust Mag. (forthcoming 2024) (with Mark Glick and Bob Lande).
David Crump, Alibi, Miss. L.J. (forthcoming).
David Crump, The Trouble with Hearsay, U. Mass. L. Rev. (forthcoming).
David Crump, What Does "Unavailable" Mean?, Cumberland L. Rev. (forthcoming).
Leah R. Fowler, Appification of Genetic Risk, Harv. J.L. & Tech (forthcoming 2024) (symposium contribution).
Valerie Gutmann Koch, Previvorship and Medical Uncertainty, Harv. J.L. & Tech (forthcoming 2024) (symposium contribution).
David Kwok, Accidental Corporate Social Norms, 13 Am. Univ. Bus. L. Rev. (forthcoming 2024).
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Dean Leonard M. Baynes delivered opening remarks at the Houston Bar Association International Law, Appellate Practice, and Litigation Sections roundtable event on March 6. Dean Baynes provided welcoming remarks at the NBLSA 56th National Convention and Pre-Law Symposium on March 9. His remarks, aligned with the convention theme "We've Got Work to Do: No Fear, No Limits," included insight about his law school journey and the UH Law Center.
Darren Bush was named SBA Part-Time Program Professor of the Year 2023-2024.
Seth Chandler presented "Large Language Models in Immigration Law" as a CLE to Texas Immigration Law Council and numerous public interest organizations on March 28.
Megan Davis presented on March 9 at the Rocky Mountain Legal Writing Conference with Profs. Reed, Brantley, Esterholm, and Gomez. The presentation was called "A Generational Shift: Assessing LRW Skills In-Class and Through Exams in Light of AI and the NextGen Bar Exam."
Diana Dulek presented "Proposing Controlled Digital Lending to the University of Houston Alma Stakeholders" on March 8 as part of the Role of the Professional Librarian in Technical Services Interest Group program for Core Interest Group Week.
Leah R. Fowler presented "The Appification of Genetic Risk" at the Symposium of the Harvard Journal of Law & Technology titled "Medical and Legal Uncertainty in Emerging Health Technologies," at Harvard Law School on March 23.
Aman Gebru served on a panel, "Community Authors and Cultural Property," at the 2024 Los Angeles Copyright Symposium co-hosted by the University of California Los Angeles, and Arizona State University, Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law. Professor Gebru was also a panelist on "Trademarking Tradition: Cultural Appropriation as Passing-Off" as part of the Creative Commons Copyright Platform Guest Speaker Series. He also presented "Cultural Appropriation as Passing-Off" at the Arizona State University Intellectual Property and Traditional Culture Workshop, and at the Junior Intellectual Property Scholars Association Conference hosted by the University of Houston Law Center.
Nikolas Guggenberger spoke at a USC-Cambridge Virtual Antitrust Workshop on March 7, presenting his work on the allocation of network effects.
Renee Knake Jefferson presented her article "Ethics Accountability" at Cardozo Law School on March 15, which will be published by the Cardozo Law Review in 2025. She appeared on NPR's Morning Edition on March 28 to discuss the California State Bar decision recommending the disbarment of John Eastman.
Valerie Gutmann Koch was named an Associate Editor of the Journal of Clinical Ethics. She also presented "Previvorship and Medical Uncertainty" at the Symposium of the Harvard Journal of Law & Technology titled "Medical and Legal Uncertainty in Emerging Health Technologies," at Harvard Law School on March 23.
Jessica Roberts hosted the Symposium of the Harvard Journal of Law & Technology: "Medical and Legal Uncertainty in Emerging Health Technologies" at Harvard Law School on March 23. The symposium was part of her work as head of the legal arm on a grant studying polygenic risk scores. Professor Fowler is also a member of the grant’s legal working group and helped organize the event. Professors Fowler and Koch presented papers.
Sandra Guerra Thompson appeared on March 27 on KHOU in an interview regarding the pretrial intervention deal in Attorney General Ken Paxton’s securities fraud case. Professor Guerra Thompson also discussed this topic on Houston Public Media on March 26.
Gina Warren presented Gender and Climate Justice at the ABA International Law Conference on February 29.
Kellen Zale presented a work-in-progress on institutional investor acquisition of single-family rentals at the Cheever Academic Workshop on March 8 as part of the Rocky Mountain Land Use Institute Annual Conference at the University of Denver Sturm College of Law.
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