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Legal Reporting and Analysis
Italy seeks to keep COVID-19 recovery money out of Mafia hands (Los Angeles Times)
‘People want the truth’ — in coronavirus-devastated Europe, calls for accountability (Los Angeles Times)
Lawsuits to force climate action advance in Belgium, begin in France (Bloomberg Law)
Italy adopts clean air plan as pollution cases loom in EU court (Bloomberg Law)
Double taxation isn’t infringement of rights, EU Court says (Bloomberg Law)
Is it time to expand the concept of press freedom? (Los Angeles Review of Books PubLab)
In Bosnia and Herzegovina, 20 years of ceasefire, (The Center for Constitutional Studies and Democratic Development)
Memorial to the Partisan Resistance, Bologna, Italy
Research Articles
True Yet Defamatory? Truth as a (Partial) Defense to Libel in Italian and European Law, 23 California International Law Journal, 47 (2015)
Abracadabra! - Why Copyright Protection For Magic Is Not Just An Illusion. Entertainment, Publishing and the Arts Handbook, 2014 Edition. Ed. Karen Tripp. Eagan, MN: Thomson Reuters-West Publishing, 53-88. (Originally published in the Loyola of Los Angeles Entertainment Law Review)
Questionable Health Claims by Alcohol Companies: From Protein Vodka to Weight-loss Beer. A Marin Institute Report (2011) (co-written with lead author Michele Simon)
Women’s March Rome, January 2017
“A lawyer is a person who writes a 10,000-word document and calls it a ‘brief.’”
— Franz Kafka