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OU Dean of Research and Enrichment and Professor Joseph Thai is featured in The Wall Street Journal to discuss court challenges after the landmark Supreme Court Case, McGirt v. Oklahoma.
Professor Eric Johnson explores how platform companies that host a marketplace can hijack product ideas & sales from participating smaller retailers. He proposes a “retail-data right” grounded in IP law as a fix.
Professor Tovino's co-authored study on grateful patient fundraising was recently released by the The Journal of the American Medical Association and featured in the New York Times.
Professor Evelyn Aswad has been appointed to to the newly created Oversight Board, which will review certain content decisions by Facebook and Instagram.
Facebook has released a report with appendices that summarizes six months of global outreach on its plan to create a content Oversight Board. OU Law’s Center for International Business & Human Rights, which participated in the consultation process by hosting a roundtable and a public town hall meeting with Facebook executives and by submitting written comments, was cited in the report and appendix. IBHRC Director Prof. Evelyn Aswad was cited in the report seven times.
Gene and Elaine Edwards Family Chair in Law President's Associates Presidential Professor
Better By The DozenAssociate Professor of Law
Pereira v. Sessions: A Jurisdictional Surprise for Immigration CourtsProfessor of Law and Kenneth E. McAfee Chair in Law Emeritus
Emeritus Professor Joyce Palomar Featured at American College of Mortgage Attorneys Annual ConferenceExplore OU Law’s Digital Commons for the latest – and archived – articles, books, and other publications by our faculty.
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