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.

1403
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
06/20/2023	Jonathan Adler	Gary Gensler’s crypto playbook: Steal the spotlight from Congress, and shine it on the SEC	Business Law	Fortune
06/20/2023	Anat Alon-Beck	The Future Of Digital Assets: Chairman Gensler Discusses Crackdown On Crypto Following Binance And Coinbase Lawsuits	Business Law	Forbes
06/20/2023	Jonathan Adler	What happened to the 6-3 Supreme Court? The next two weeks will tell us.	Supreme Court	Politico
06/18/2023	Jonathan Adler	An Aggressive Supreme Court Reshapes US as Its Standing Erodes	Supreme Court	Bloomberg
06/17/2023	Sharona Hoffman	Federal HIPAA law expert reacts to the hundreds of medical files found dumped in the trash	Health Law	ABC 6 - Columbus, OH
06/17/2023	Juscelino Colares	Losing Chevron Would Spell Relitigation For Commerce Dept.	federal regulation	Law360
06/17/2023	Eric Chaffee	Hunter Biden’s Questionable Case of ‘Special Treatment’	Tax Law	U.S. News & World Report
06/17/2023	Jonathan Adler	Donald Trump indicted: Yes, Trump could run for president from prison if he's convicted	Donald Trump	Washington Examiner
06/17/2023	Anat Alon-Beck	Wawa and 7-Eleven recently split their president and CEO roles. Here’s why that’s significant.	Business Law	Retail Dive
06/16/2023	Lewis Katz	Courts have long seen K-9 dogs as impartial. Now police bodycams hold them accountable	police reform	NPR, All Things Considered
06/15/2023	Jonathan Adler	2023 could be Ohio's year for legalized marijuana	Marijuana Legalization	Axios
06/15/2023	Jessie Hill	Is abortion legal in Ohio? Upcoming elections could decide	Abortion Law	Akron Beacon Journal
06/15/2023	Charlie Korsmo	‘Can’t Hardly Wait’ Cast on 25-Year Reunion, Potential Sequel, and What Their Kids Think of the Movie	Law School	Grid
06/15/2023	Cathy Mansfield	Flights are getting way too expensive. But should you book a hacker fare?	consumer protection	USA Today
06/14/2023	Jonathan Adler	Youth environmentalists bring Montana climate case to trial after 12 years, seeking to set precedent	Environmental Law	NBC News
06/14/2023	Juscelino Colares	Are FBI whistleblowers really free from reprisal?	Politics	Newsmax
06/14/2023	Joan Burda	Estate Planning for Same-Sex Couples	estate planning	New York Journal of Books
06/13/2023	Miranda Leppla	Free Legal Clinic offered in East Palestine	Environmental Law	WKYC, NBC Cleveland
06/13/2023	Jonathan Adler	Law professor discusses Supreme Court and the Indian Child Welfare Act	Supreme Court	Newsy
06/13/2023	Jonathan Adler	Ketanji Brown Jackson ‘likely done’ writing Supreme Court decisions this term	Supreme Court	Washington Examiner
06/13/2023	Anat Alon-Beck	High Court Ruling Bolsters Viability Of Direct Listings	Business Law	Law360
06/13/2023	Stacy Cozart Martin	Prince Harry's drug use and his US visa: The duke's other court case explained	Immigration	BBC
06/13/2023	Cassandra Burke Robertson	A Judge, a Kiss, and $450,000-plus in Court Work	Ethics	Cleveland Scene
06/13/2023	Cassandra Burke Robertson	A Judge, a Kiss, and $450,000-plus in Court Work	Ethics	Marshall Project
06/13/2023	Anat Alon-Beck	Supreme Court Ruling Makes it Harder to Sue Over Direct Listing Stock Offerings	Business Law	Investopedia
06/13/2023	Jonathan Adler	Alito, declining to follow Kagan's lead, avoids recusal explanation	Supreme Court	Washington Examiner
06/12/2023	Michael Scharf	"Talking Foreign Policy" experts discuss war crimes in Ukraine and President Putin	International Law	Sound of Ideas, ideastream
06/12/2023	Jonathan Adler	As Supreme Court turns toward end of term, Americans battling the government are winning	Supreme Court	USA Today
06/12/2023	Anat Alon-Beck	4 things 'Succession' gets wrong about business	Business Law	Business Insider
06/12/2023	Ted Steinberg	My Secret Lawn: Confessions of a Drought-Conscious Gardener	Civil Law	Wall Street Journal
06/11/2023	Jessie Hill	Supreme Court upholding California pork producer law could affect abortion pill suit	Supreme Court	Washington Examiner
06/11/2023	Juscelino Colares	It May Be Too Late to Stop North Korea From Firing Nukes	International Law	Yahoo News
06/11/2023	Juscelino Colares	It May Be Too Late to Stop North Korea From Firing Nukes	International Law	Daily Beast
06/10/2023	Jonathan Adler	You’ve Never Heard of Him, but He’s Remaking the Pollution Fight	Environmental Law	New York Times
06/10/2023	Atiba Ellis	Ohio Sec. of State Frank LaRose sends out fundraising request disguised as important letter	Elections	Yahoo News
06/10/2023	Jonathan Adler	Supreme Court weakens EPA power to enforce Clean Water Act	Environmental Law	Washington Post
06/10/2023	Jonathan Adler	Supreme Court Limits E.P.A.’s Power to Address Water Pollution	Environmental Law	New York Times
06/10/2023	Jonathan Adler	Supreme Court Further Erodes EPA’s Power	Environmental Law	Wall Street Journal
06/09/2023	Jonathan Entin	Coalition pushing extreme abortion initiative in Ohio says it isn't trying to undermine parental rights. A member group's explicit agenda suggests otherwise.	Abortion Law	The Blaze
06/09/2023	Jessie Hill	Ohio Abortion Clinics Working Away as Lawsuits, Ballot Initiative Move Forward	Abortion Law	Cleveland Scene
06/09/2023	Jonathan Adler	Chevron doctrine: Not dead yet	Environmental Law	E&E News
06/08/2023	Kevin McMunigal	Newborn twin deaths draw new attention to Ohio's Safe Haven Law	Criminal Law	Yahoo News
06/08/2023	Kevin McMunigal	Newborn twin deaths draw new attention to Ohio's Safe Haven Law	Criminal Law	WEWS, ABC Cleveland
06/08/2023	Susan Hatters-Friedman	Unmasking the unthinkable: Why do some parents kill their kids?	Criminal Law	KRON San Francisco
06/08/2023	Andrew Geronimo	Court OKs dismissal of police chief, Beachwood's anonymous emails case	First Amendment	Cleveland Jewish News
06/08/2023	Juscelino Colares	'Tarnished' FBI Must 'Clean House' to Regain Public Trust	Politics	Newsmax
05/21/2023	Andrew Zashin	I Sued My Neighbors, Now They Are Harassing Me—What Should I Do?	Civil Litigation	Newsweek
05/20/2023	Jessie Hill	A year after Dobbs leak, Democrats still see abortion driving 2024 voters	Abortion Law	MSN
05/20/2023	Matthew Rossman	CWRU students create 'blueprint' to help homeowners with problematic, 'tangled' titles	community development	WEWS, ABC Cleveland
05/18/2023	Jessie Hill	A year after Dobbs leak, Democrats still see abortion driving 2024 voters	Abortion Law	Roll Call