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Global Wataire Announces Case Study-Success Story on Target with Stanford University Law School and Global's Venture Company DigiTar

NEW YORK -- Global Wataire Inc ("GWI") (OTCBB:GWTE), today announced that Stanford University Law School has achieved one of its goals relating to enhancing Stanford's Law School's cyber security and large volume email message management. By shifting Stanford's Law School's email security processing load to DigiTar's Sentinel Messaging[TM], Stanford has...

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Research articles 2007-02-16

Charles and Nancy Munger Donate $43.5 Million to Stanford University and Its Law School

STANFORD, Calif. -- Charles T. Munger, Vice Chairman of Berkshire Hathaway, and his wife, Nancy B. Munger, have donated $43.5 million to Stanford University and its Law School, the university announced today. The gift will be used to support construction of a new graduate residence that will house law, business...

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Research articles 2004-08-26

Cadence Chairman Ray Bingham Addresses Stanford University Law School Directors' College; Bay Area Business Leader Speaks on Corporate Governance Issues

SAN JOSE, Calif. -- Cadence Design Systems, Inc. (NYSE:CDN) announced that Chairman of the Board Ray Bingham will speak today on corporate governance at Stanford University Law School's Directors' College. He joins a prestigious panel of experts including Simon Lorne, former SEC general counsel, now with Millennium Partners; Catherine Kinney,...

Tags: Cadence Design Systems Inc., corporate governance, law school, Stanford University

Research articles 2004-06-21

CELEBRITY TIE-IN: Winona and Martha illustrate corporate ills, Grundfest says.(Frontlines)(Winona Ryder)(Martha Stewart)(Joseph Grundfest, Stanford University Law School professor)

Byline: Joel Chernoff Two words sum up how corporate America can avoid the scandals of the past year, said former SEC commissioner Joseph Grundfest: ``Winona Ryder.'' The actress' shoplifting of more than $5,500 of goods from Saks Fifth Avenue ...

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Research articles 2002-11-11

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Governor appoints new Contra Costa judge

MARTINEZ -- A deputy public defender has been named a Contra Costa Superior Court judge, Gov. Arnold Shwarzenegger's office announced today. Barbara C. Hinton, 42, will fill a vacancy created by the conversion of a court commission position this spring. She currently works as a deputy public...

Articles 2008-11-05

Another bridge between East Palo Alto community, police

The East Palo Alto Police Department is launching a police activities league, which will fund after-school athletics programs for at-risk youth and potentially improve relations with residents. Commonplace in larger cities, police activities leagues offer an effective means to forge ties between law enforcement and the community,...

Articles 2008-10-24

Elite students depend on public welfare for family medical care

Deciding on grad school? In addition to taking on six-figure loans, late nights and ramen dinners, would-be students now must add in another challenge: family health insurance. Increasingly, universities are dropping family health insurance programs, saying soaring costs make them a money-losing option. That's forcing more families...

Articles 2008-10-17

HST Global, Inc. Begins Selection of FDA Legal Team

HST Global, Inc. announces it has asked EBITDA Capital to assist in the selection of its FDA Legal Team HAMPTON, Va. -- HST Global, Inc. (OTCBB: HSTC), a development stage biotechnology company, today announced that it has asked EBITDA Capital to assist in the selection of its FDA...

Articles 2008-09-18

Education Next: For Public School Teachers, Evidence Supports Eliminating Pay for Credentials in Favor of Increasing Starting Salaries and Rewarding Performance Improvements

STANFORD, Calif. -- To strengthen recruitment and retention of quality teachers in public education, use the money currently spent rewarding teachers for extra credentials to give all beginning teachers higher salaries and larger raises in the first years of teaching. That way teachers will be rewarded for the strong improvement...

Articles 2008-08-28

Thomas Jefferson School of Law

LUZ HERRERA has been named assistant professor at the Thomas Jefferson School of Law (Calif.). Formerly she served as a visiting professor at Chapman Law School. Herrera earned a bachelor's and master's from Stanford University and a law degree from Harvard University. [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED...

Articles 2008-08-21

Goldman Sachs Chief Learning Officer Named Dean of UC Berkeley's Haas School of Business

BERKELEY, Calif. -- Richard K. Lyons, the chief learning officer of Goldman Sachs, New York, was named the 14th dean of the University of California, Berkeley's Haas School of Business, Chancellor Robert Birgeneau announced today (July 18, 2008). Lyons holds a professorship at the Haas School and served...

Articles 2008-07-18

Patent Litigator Rowena Young Joins King & Spalding

King & Spalding, a leading internationallaw firm, announced today that Rowena Young, a patent litigator, has joinedthe firm's intellectual property practice as counsel in its Silicon Valleyoffice in Redwood Shores, Calif. Young's arrival brings to over 30 thetotal number of lawyers and patent agents in King & Spalding's SiliconValley and...

Articles 2008-07-08

Portland's Tonkon Torp LLP hires Gwendolyn Griffith

Tonkon Torp LLP has hired attorney Gwendolyn Griffith to join its tax practice group. Griffith's practice focuses on closely held businesses in matters of taxation, succession and estate planning, and the formation, reorganization, purchase or sale of businesses. She also advises many Oregon nonprofits as general counsel....

Articles 2008-07-08

How Good Are Commercial Corporate Governance Ratings?

New Research From the Rock Center for Corporate Governance at Stanford University, a Joint Effort of Stanford Law School and the Stanford Graduate School of Business, Casts Doubt on the Value of Governance Ratings STANFORD, Calif. -- A study by Stanford law and business faculty members casts strong...

Articles 2008-06-30

Two Leading Biotech-Pharma Patent Lawyers Join King & Spalding

King & Spalding, a leading internationallaw firm, continues to add top talent to its growing intellectual propertypractice, hiring two new partners in the firm's Silicon Valley office,Peter Dehlinger, Ph.D. and Judy M. Mohr, Ph.D. "Peter and Judy add important depth to our biotech-pharma practice, whichis a strategic initiative for the...

Articles 2008-05-28

OKC Events: March 31, 2008

Best-selling author and attorney Scott Turow will be the guest of honor April 17 at the Literary Voices Author Dinner. Hosted by the Metropolitan Library Endowment Trust, the dinner will be at Oklahoma City Golf and Country Club. Tickets are $125 per person for the dinner or...

Articles 2008-03-31

Law school rankings released; U of Baltimore moves up a tier

The University of Baltimore School of Law moved up a tier while the University of Maryland School of Law's ranking dropped slightly, according to the latest U.S. News & World Report law school rankings released Friday. University of Baltimore's law school rose to tier three this year,...

Articles 2008-03-31

The law review article selection process: results from a national study

I. INTRODUCTION In the mid-1990s, the topic of the student-edited law review was very much on the minds of legal scholars and law review editors. In 1994, the University of Chicago Law Review published a series of essays addressing the role of students in the law review publication...

Articles 2008-03-22

New Research Finds Stronger Charter Laws in States With Large Hispanic and College-Educated Populations

Charter School Enrollment Higher in States and Districts With Large African American Populations STANFORD, Calif. -- States with large Hispanic populations and high numbers of college-educated adults are more likely to pass supportive charter school legislation, as are states with weak academic performance as measured by students' SAT...

Articles 2008-02-26

Bench Press

Bench Press Keith J. Bybee, editor Stanford University Press 1450 Page Mill Road, Palo Alto, CA 94304-1124 9780804756778, $29.95 www.sup.org Expertly compiled and deftly edited by Keith J. Bybee (Associate Professor in the Department of Political Science and the Michael...

Articles 2008-02-01