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.

1484
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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
02/13/2023	Juscelino Colares	China's Window Of Opportunity For An Invasion Of Taiwan Is Closing	International Law	International Business Times
02/13/2023	Jonathan Entin	'I am guilty': Co-conspirator testifies against former Ohio Speaker Larry Householder in corruption trial	Corruption	WEWS, ABC Cleveland
02/13/2023	Cassandra Burke Robertson	Big Law Operating Model Threatened in Baker McKenzie Mine Case	Administrative Law	Bloomberg
02/12/2023	Raymond Ku	This Tool Could Protect Artists From A.I.-Generated Art That Steals Their Style	Technology	New York Times
02/10/2023	Jessie Hill	Abortion case update: ACLU asks Ohio Supreme Court to reject state’s appeal	Abortion Law	Springfield News-Sun
02/08/2023	Cassandra Burke Robertson	In Trump rape lawsuit, judge weighs ‘quid pro quo’ DNA offer	Donald Trump	Courthouse News
02/08/2023	Michael Benza	A small city with big problems: East Cleveland’s new police chief battles to fix a department filled with past troubles	Criminal Justice Reform	Cleveland Plain Dealer
02/07/2023	Sharona Hoffman	Texas Gov. Greg Abbott calls diversity efforts 'illegal,' tells state agencies to stop	Health Law	MSN
02/07/2023	Sharona Hoffman	Texas Gov. Greg Abbott calls diversity efforts 'illegal,' tells state agencies to stop	Health Law	ABC News
02/07/2023	Erik Jensen	Jensen on Tax and Marijuana Businesses	Tax Law	Legal Theory
02/07/2023	Jonathan Entin	Déjà vu? Advocates worry proposed GOP bill could cause next Ohio corruption scandal	Politics	WEWS, ABC Cleveland
02/07/2023	Sharona Hoffman	Bill to extend working hours for Ohio teens reintroduced by lawmakers	Employment Law	WEWS, ABC Cleveland
02/07/2023	Sharona Hoffman	Bill to extend working hours for Ohio teens reintroduced by lawmakers	Employment Law	Ohio Capital Journal
02/07/2023	Andrew Geronimo	CWRU law school enters city of Beachwood vs. John Doe lawsuit	First Amendment	Cleveland Jewish News
02/06/2023	Jessie Hill	Study: State regulations on abortion depend on bureaucratic implementation	Health Law, Abortion Law	Ohio Capital Journal
02/06/2023	Jonathan Adler	Jane Roberts's recruitment work puts Supreme Court ethics standards under microscope	Supreme Court	Washington Examiner
02/06/2023	Jonathan Entin	True bias or tactic? Attorneys in Householder corruption trial argue judge doesn't like them	Corruption	Ohio Capital Journal
02/06/2023	Jonathan Entin	True bias or tactic? Attorneys in Householder corruption trial argue judge doesn't like them	Corruption	WEWS, ABC Cleveland
02/05/2023	Sharona Hoffman	New Laws Benefit Pregnant Workers and Breastfeeding Parents	Health Law	Verywell Health
02/05/2023	Miranda Leppla	Explaining the FirstEnergy bribery scandal as the Larry Householder trial continues	Corruption	WKYC, NBC Cleveland
02/05/2023	Jessie Hill	Utah Becomes First State to Ban Gender-Affirming Healthcare for Transgender Youth	Health Law	Healthline
02/04/2023	Juscelino Colares	Recession in China? Experts on Chinese economy post ‘Zero COVID’ policy	International Law	NTD Television
02/04/2023	Ayesha Bell Hardaway	Why US police forces are rethinking traffic stops	Social Justice	BBC
02/03/2023	Juscelino Colares	South China Sea: US Sends Another Clear And Loud Message To China	International Law	International Business Times
02/02/2023	Anat Alon-Beck	'It's Really Created a Buzz': Could McDonald’s decision expand scope of Caremark litigation?	Business Law	National Law Journal
02/02/2023	Juscelino Colares	Jan. 6 Case's Geofence Warrants Raise 'Serious' Fourth Amendment Concerns	Politics	Newsmax
02/02/2023	Michael Benza	In wake of Tyre Nichols case, pastor says many in community believe Jayland Walker decision already made	Social Justice	WEWS, ABC Cleveland
02/02/2023	Jonathan Adler	The Supreme Court’s student loans case is about more than student loans	Supreme Court	CNN
02/01/2023	Michael Benza	'Brady letters' from Cuyahoga County Prosecutor's Office released for the first time	Criminal Law	Sound of Ideas, ideastream
01/30/2023	Ayesha Bell Hardaway	Memphis beating video puts spotlight on first police account	Social Justice	Washington Post
01/29/2023	Michael Benza	Cuyahoga prosecutor has process for tracking cops with credibility concerns. Is it enough?	police reform	Ideastream, NPR
01/27/2023	Jessie Hill	Ohio Supreme Court Justice Joe Deters recuses himself from abortion case	Abortion Law	Cleveland Plain Dealer
01/26/2023	Michael Scharf, Jessica Berg	Case Western Reserve University School of Law	Law School	Cleveland Jewish News
01/26/2023	Michael Benza	Trial of ex-Ohio House Speaker Larry Householder on hold after juror tests positive for coronavirus	Criminal Law	Cleveland Plain Dealer
01/25/2023	Anat Alon-Beck	McDonald's 'Caremark' Case Stays on Track With Opinion holding office to oversight duty	Business Law	National Law Journal
01/25/2023	Susan Hatters-Friedman	How could a Duxbury mother allegedly kill her children? Experts say mental health can distort thinking.	Criminal Law	Boston Globe
01/25/2023	Victor Flatt, Anat Alon-Beck	New Ohio Senate bill bars state funds from investing based on environmental, social or governance practices	Environmental Law, Business Law	Cleveland Plain Dealer
01/24/2023	Juscelino Colares	Supreme Court 'Looking Over Its Shoulder' With Leaker Still at Large	Politics	Newsmax
01/24/2023	Jonathan Entin	'The company was just bleeding cash': FirstEnergy testifies at Larry Householder public corruption trial	Corruption	WEWS
01/24/2023	Atiba Ellis	How the Voting Rights Act ended up back at the Supreme Court	Elections	Vox
01/23/2023	Andrew Geronimo	National organization wants to join legal fight over Beachwood, police chief’s efforts to unmask anonymous critics	First Amendment	Cleveland Plain Dealer
01/22/2023	Jonathan Entin	Failure to find Supreme Court leaker tests justices' ability to build back trust	Supreme Court	Washington Examiner
01/21/2023	Jessie Hill	Activists battle over Virginia bill that would recognize fetuses as carpool passengers	Abortion Law	Fox News
01/20/2023	Jonathan Entin	Difficult to escape Larry Householder’s influence at Ohio Statehouse, even ahead of corruption trial	Corruption	WEWS, ABC Cleveland
01/20/2023	Ayesha Bell Hardaway	How noncompete agreements harm women and people of color: 'Consequences can be devastating'	Social Justice	USA Today
01/20/2023	Anat Alon-Beck	Twitter v. Musk	Musk Twitter	Delaware Lawyer
01/20/2023	Susan Hatters-Friedman	Abortion and the Psychiatrist: Practicing in Post-Dobbs America	Abortion	Psychiatric Times
01/20/2023	Jessie Hill	Can You Legally Cross State Lines to Buy Abortion Pills? What to Know	Abortion Law	Healthline
01/20/2023	Shannon French	What ISIS can teach us about drone warfare in Ukraine	Ethics	NPR
01/20/2023	Michael Benza	You could make your own alcohol in Ohio if new bill passes	Criminal Law	Ohio Capital Journal