Faculty in the News | School of Law | Case Western Reserve University

CWRU law school faculty members are regularly featured in news stories about the law. That’s because they’re widely considered leading experts in their fields. They are frequently interviewed for broadcast and print stories, in outlets ranging from The New York Times and Washington Post to CNN and FOX.

1496
stories

in the media since May 1, 2018

Members of the media are encouraged to contact the university’s media relations department for help finding the right professor for your story. If you have a media inquiry or request for an interview please contact Colin McEwen in media relations at 216-368-4442.

Date	Name	Title	Tags	News Outlet
04/19/2021	Michael Benza	UH’s fight over former lab director’s scathing affidavit highlights issue of sealing corporate secrets	public records	Cleveland Plain Dealer
04/18/2021	Sharona Hoffman	Feds Address Covid-19 Vaccine Hesitancy in the Wake of J&J Pause	Health Law	Courthouse News
04/17/2021	Ayesha Bell Hardaway	In Chauvin trial, the defense scrambles to find ‘reasonable doubt’	George Floyd, Social Justice	ESPN, The Undefeated
04/16/2021	Jessie Hill	‘Frankly, I Think Everyone Is Baffled’: Searching For Clues In SCOTUS’ Abortion Silence	Roe V Wade	Talking Points Memo
04/15/2021	Charles Korsmo	Celebrities That Ditched Hollywood for Another Career	Law School	Cheapism
04/15/2021	Jonathan Entin	Pandemic Provokes City vs. State Conflicts	Municipal Law	Bakersfield Californian
04/15/2021	Jonathan Entin	Pandemic Provokes City vs. State Conflicts	Municipal Law	Chicago Tribune
04/15/2021	Jonathan Entin	Pandemic Provokes City vs. State Conflicts	Municipal Law	Miami Herald
04/15/2021	Jonathan Entin	Pandemic Provokes City vs. State Conflicts	Municipal Law	Pew Charitable Trusts
04/14/2021	Ayesha Bell Hardaway	CWRU School of Law's Ayesha Bell Hardaway discusses police killing of Daunte Wright in Minnesota	George Floyd, Social Justice	CNN, The Situation Room With Wolf Blitzer
04/13/2021	Erik Jensen	Permissive Libel Law Lets Democracy Down	libel	Crain's Cleveland Business
04/13/2021	Erik Jensen	Permissive Libel Law Lets Democracy Down	libel	Wall Street Journal
04/13/2021	Anat Alon-Beck	SPAC Attack: Placing The Risky Chicken Before The Regulatory Egg	Business Law	Forbes
04/13/2021	Michael Benza	Bravery of Clarksville teen rape survivor credited with proposed change in Tennessee law	Criminal Law	The Tennessean
04/12/2021	Aaron Perzanowski	Sports cards have gone virtual, and in a big way	IP law	Youngstown Daily Legal News
04/12/2021	Juscelino Colares	China vs UK: What do China's new sanctions mean for the UK? 'Playing hardball'	International Law	London Daily Express
04/11/2021	Michael Benza	Parma man accused of murdering 5-year-old son pleads not guilty at arraignment (graphic)	Criminal Law	WOIO, CBS Cleveland
04/10/2021	Ayesha Bell Hardaway	George Floyd’s Body Is on Trial for Its Own Murder	George Floyd	Rolling Stone
04/09/2021	Sharona Hoffman	Can We Take a Family Vacation If Our Kids Haven’t Received the COVID-19 Vaccine Yet?	Health Law	MSN
04/09/2021	Sharona Hoffman	Can We Take a Family Vacation If Our Kids Haven’t Received the COVID-19 Vaccine Yet?	Health Law	Condé Nast Traveler
04/08/2021	Sharona Hoffman	Ashland County restaurant owner's decision to go mask-less upheld by judge	Health Law	WEWS, ABC Cleveland
04/08/2021	Jonathan Adler	Supreme Court weighs whether to enter gun debate amid calls for stricter limits	Supreme Court	MSN
04/08/2021	Ayesha Bell Hardaway	Law's Ayesha Bell Hardaway discusses the trial of Derek Chauvin on CNN's New Day	George Floyd	CNN
04/07/2021	Jonathan Adler	Supreme Court weighs whether to enter gun debate amid calls for stricter limits	Supreme Court	CBS News
04/06/2021	Andrew Geronimo	Can Cops Say That? Police In Trouble Over Divisive Social Media Posts	First Amendment	Illinois Public Radio
04/06/2021	Ayesha Bell Hardaway	Law's Ayesha Bell Hardaway discusses Day 4 of trial of Derek Chauvin on CNN	Criminal Law	CNN, The Situation Room With Wolf Blitzer
04/05/2021	Ayesha Bell Hardaway	Ohio's 'stand your ground' law takes effect Tuesday	Stand Your Ground Law	WEWS, ABC Cleveland
04/05/2021	Jessie Hill	Advocates say Ohio should get the ball rolling on redistricting despite Census delay	Gerrymandering	Cleveland Plain Dealer
04/04/2021	Sharona Hoffman	Coronavirus vaccine passports beg the question: Who should know whether you’ve gotten the shot?	Health Law	Cleveland Plain Dealer
04/03/2021	Sharona Hoffman	Coronavirus vaccine passports beg the question: Who should know whether you’ve gotten the shot?	Health Law	MSN
04/03/2021	Sharona Hoffman	Digital records could keep fake vaccination cards off the market	Health Law	Yahoo
04/03/2021	Sharona Hoffman	Digital records could keep fake vaccination cards off the market	Health Law	WEWS, ABC Cleveland
04/02/2021	Ayesha Bell Hardaway	Body cam video captures George Floyd's deadly encounter with police.	Criminal Law	CNN
04/01/2021	Aaron Perzanowski	Sports Cards Have Gone Virtual, and in a Big Way	Digital Ownership	Chicago Tribune
04/01/2021	Aaron Perzanowski	Sports Cards Have Gone Virtual, and in a Big Way	Digital Ownership	ABC News
04/01/2021	Aaron Perzanowski	Sports Cards Have Gone Virtual, and in a Big Way	Digital Ownership	US News and World Report
04/01/2021	Aaron Perzanowski	Sports Cards Have Gone Virtual, and in a Big Way	Digital Ownership	Associated Press
03/31/2021	Sharona Hoffman	Will I have to get a vaccine passport?	Health Law	Fox 8, Cleveland's Fox affiliate
03/30/2021	Jonathan Entin	9 Essential Reads on the Supreme Court and Gerrymandering	Gerrymandering	Good Men Project
03/30/2021	Jonathan Adler	Supreme Court reinstates murder conviction, says 6th Circuit ignored 'ample evidence'	Supreme Court	ABA Journal
03/29/2021	Jonathan Entin	Breaking down Ohio's lawsuit against the American Rescue Plan Act's ‘tax mandate'	Politics	Crain's Cleveland Business
03/29/2021	Sharona Hoffman	Several cruise lines require vaccines, but not everybody is on board	Health Law	Travel Weekly
03/29/2021	Jonathan Entin	Dave Yost's American Rescue Plan challenge should fail	Politics	Crain's Cleveland Business
03/29/2021	Katharine Van Tassel	Consumers filed 106 injury claims from COVID-19 vaccines, ventilators and hydroxychloroquine. Here's why none have been	Health Law	Yahoo
03/29/2021	Katharine Van Tassel	Consumers filed 106 injury claims from COVID-19 vaccines, ventilators and hydroxychloroquine. Here's why none have been paid.	Health Law	South Carolina Times
03/29/2021	Katharine Van Tassel	Consumers filed 106 injury claims from COVID-19 vaccines, ventilators and hydroxychloroquine. Here's why none have been paid.	Health Law	Detroit Free Press
03/29/2021	Katharine Van Tassel	Consumers filed 106 injury claims from COVID-19 vaccines, ventilators and hydroxychloroquine. Here's why none have been paid.	Health Law	MSN
03/29/2021	Katharine Van Tassel	Consumers filed 106 injury claims from COVID-19 vaccines, ventilators and hydroxychloroquine. Here's why none have been paid.	Health Law	Indianapolis Star
03/29/2021	Katharine Van Tassel	Consumers filed 106 injury claims from COVID-19 vaccines, ventilators and hydroxychloroquine. Here's why none have been paid.	Health Law	USA Today
03/28/2021	Ayesha Bell Hardaway	Amid Calls For Transparency, City Agreed To Closed FOP Negotiations	police reform	WFPL, Kentucky Public Radio