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.

1413
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
01/17/2023	Jonathan Entin	Can George Santos be kicked out of Congress?	Politics	Fox News
01/17/2023	Jonathan Entin	Dozens of companies, AG Yost, former lawmakers subpoenaed ahead of Householder corruption trial	Corruption	Ohio Capital Journal
01/17/2023	Jonathan Entin	Dozens of companies, AG Yost, former lawmakers subpoenaed ahead of Householder corruption trial	Corruption	WEWS, ABC Cleveland
01/17/2023	Juscelino Colares	The mystery buses behind Brazil Congress attack	International Law	BBC
01/14/2023	Sharona Hoffman	Why advisors should make plans well before they experience cognitive decline	Aging	The Globe and Mail
01/13/2023	Miranda Leppla	Biden Administration Not Going to Seize Your Gas Stove, But Environmental Health Concerns May Lead to Regulations	Environmental Law	Newswise
01/13/2023	Jonathan Entin	House Democrats ask for ethics investigation into George Santos	Politics	The Week
01/12/2023	Jessie Hill	Ohio AG asks Supreme Court to reinstate ban on most abortions	Abortion Law	Cincinnati Enquirer
01/12/2023	Andrew Geronimo	Beachwood, police chief file defamation lawsuit to find out who has been anonymously criticizing her	First Amendment	Cleveland Plain Dealer
01/12/2023	Raymond Ku	Ohio bans TikTok from state devices, some officials push for total ban	cybersecurity	WEWS, ABC Cleveland
01/09/2023	Sharona Hoffman	Boston’s City Worker Vaccine Mandate Tests Power of Unions	Health Law	Bloomberg
01/08/2023	Jessie Hill	FDA now allowing abortion pills to be sold at retail pharmacies	Abortion Law	WKYC, NBC Cleveland
01/08/2023	Jonathan Adler	FTC intends to ban noncompete clauses that bind 30 million US workers	regulation	ARS Technica
01/07/2023	Jonathan Entin	Republican Kevin McCarthy loses an 8th vote for Speaker of the House, experts weigh in	Politics	WKYC, Cleveland
01/07/2023	Jonathan Adler	'I'm here all day': Supreme Court runs longer arguments, issues fewer opinions	Supreme Court	Washington Examiner
01/07/2023	Jonathan Entin	Could Republican George Santos face consequences for lying?	Politics	BBC
01/06/2023	Michael Benza	Suspended judge resigns: I-Team	Judicial Process	Fox 8, Cleveland
01/06/2023	Michael Benza	Ohio bans child sex offenders from working with kids	Criminal Law	WEWS
01/06/2023	Michael Benza	Ohio bans child sex offenders from working with kids	Criminal Law	Ohio Capital Journal
01/06/2023	Cassandra Burke Robertson	Trump targets NY look-back window used for civil rape claim defense	criminal procedure	Courthouse News
01/05/2023	Jessie Hill	Six Months After Roe v. Wade Demise, Abortion Opponents are Shaken and Angry	Abortion Law	Newsweek
01/04/2023	Anat Alon-Beck	Fraud In The Valley	Business Law	Forbes
01/03/2023	Michael Benza	What to do if you’re arrested abroad	Criminal Law	Seattle Times
01/03/2023	Miranda Leppla	Solar power growing in popularity in Ohio	Environmental Law	WCPN, Ideastream
01/02/2023	Andrew Zashin	Two decades have brought big change—including a Hague custody niche—to Zashin & Rich	Law School	Super Lawyers
01/02/2023	Kevin McMunigal	What Was John Wayne Gacy's Murder Trial Like?	Criminal Law	A&E
01/01/2023	Jessie Hill	Hill on Christmas Trees	religious freedom	Legal Theory
12/20/2022	Jessie Hill	Appeals court upholds block on Ohio's abortion ban	Abortion	WCPN, Ideastream
12/19/2022	Michael Benza	Executions in U.S. continue decline but many ‘botched,' report says	death penalty	US News and World Report
12/19/2022	Michael Benza	Executions in U.S. continue decline but many ‘botched,' report says	death penalty	ABC News
12/19/2022	Michael Benza	Executions in U.S. continue decline but many ‘botched,' report says	death penalty	NBC News
12/19/2022	Michael Benza	Executions in U.S. continue decline but many ‘botched,' report says	death penalty	Associated Press
12/19/2022	Sharona Hoffman	Suit Alleging Breach of Patient Data have General Counsel on Defense	Health Law	National Law Journal
12/19/2022	Anat Alon-Beck	The Israeli who predicted the crisis warns: "There are many more like Sam Bankman-Fried"	Business Law	Globes
12/19/2022	Michael Benza	A third of US executions botched in 2022 - report	Criminal Law	BBC
12/18/2022	Cathy Mansfield	A Look At The Recent Rise Of Antisemitism In The United States	Antisemitism	NBC News
12/18/2022	Michael Benza	What to do if you’re arrested abroad	Criminal Law	Washington Post
12/17/2022	Jonathan Entin	Brett Kavanaugh held to 'fake ethical standards' after being spotted at conservative holiday party	Supreme Court	Washington Examiner
12/17/2022	Anat Alon-Beck	Sam Bankman-Fried’s Congressional Testimony Carries ‘Incredible’ Legal Risk. He’s Doing It Anyway.	Business Law	Barron's
12/16/2022	Miranda Leppla	Heat pumps are an energy upgrade for homeowners that’s becoming a climate and financial winner	Environmental Law	CNBC
12/15/2022	Anat Alon-Beck	What Kroger-Albertsons Merger Means For Competition, Prices, And The Local Community	Business Law	International Business Times
12/14/2022	Juscelino Colares	Brittney Griner is freed but did the U.S. give up too much?	International Law	KNX, Los Angeles
12/14/2022	Brian Gran	An open, unfiltered internet could be the key to toppling autocrats	Constitutional Law	The Hill
12/14/2022	Kevin McMunigal	Idaho student murders: Rumours, 'clues' and online detectives	Criminal Law	BBC
12/12/2022	Sharona Hoffman	State appeals court revives lawsuit challenging university’s COVID vaccine mandate	Health Law	WOUB
12/12/2022	Jessie Hill	This Teen Was Raped in a State That Has an Abortion Exception. She Still Couldn't Get One.	Abortion	Vice News
12/10/2022	Anat Alon-Beck	The Elizabeth Holmes Sentencing: A Message on Investor Protection or a Lesson in Hubris?	elizabeth holmes	Jurist
12/10/2022	Law School	Civil rights icon Fred Gray will work ‘until justice rolls down like water’	Law School	The Birmingham News
12/10/2022	Anat Alon-Beck	Is the EU setting an international standard of social media censorship?	Business Law	TRT World Now
12/08/2022	Raymond Ku	Supreme Court to hear Case of Web Designer Refusing to do Gay Wedding Sites	Constitutional Law	Newsweek