Monthly Archives: July 2021

Professor Brian Ray and Cybersecurity Center Advisory Board member Kirk Nahra each published articles in the most recent edition of the Seton Hall Law Review. Ray’s article, Just Plain Dumb?: How Digital Contact Tracing Apps Could’ve Worked Better (And Why They Never … Continue reading →

Professor Brian Ray was quoted several times discussing ransomware, the need for training and cyber risk insurance in Crain’s Cleveland Business annual Cybersecurity edition. Professor Ray is the Leon M. and Gloria Plevin Professor of Law and director of C|M|LAW’s … Continue reading →

Professor John Plecnik recently completed the week-long Ohio Public Leadership Academy at the Glenn College at Ohio State University.  The Academy is a bipartisan program for rising public officials created by the Ohio General Assembly and Ohio State for leadership … Continue reading →

Legal Educator in Residence Howard E. Katz made a presentation on Course Design at the AALS Workshop for New Law Teachers on June 3. The conference, normally held in Washington D.C., was on zoom this year. The session, conducted with … Continue reading →

Professor Reginald Oh was featured in a radio interview on “Attitude with Arnie Arneson” on July 8. The show is hosted by New Hampshire’s WNHN and is broadcast nationally. Professor Oh discussed his recent article on Critical Race Theory published … Continue reading →

Chris Sagers, the James A. Thomas Professor Law, spoke with the Financial Times, the prominent French news organ L’Express, and the Japanese business magazine Nikkei, on Amazon’s surprise effort last week to remove new Federal Trade Commission Chair Lina Kahn from antitrust investigations of the … Continue reading →