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Stephen W. Long named partner

Stephen W. Long (2006) was elected as one of 26 new partners throughout North America at Baker & McKenzie. 

This entry was posted in Alumni News and tagged 2006 on 10 February 2016 by Rob Schaller.

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In the driver’s seat

Bryant Walker Smith

One of the sources Gurney cited in his article is Bryant Walker Smith, an expert on autonomous vehicles who will be joining USC Law from Stanford University in the fall. Smith recently contributed a substantive chapter titled “ A Legal Perspective on Three Misconceptions in Vehicle Automation” to the book, “Road Vehicle Automation.”

Published in June, the book collects a variety of public, private and academic perspectives on the nascent transportation revolution.

Aparna Polavarapu

Assistant professor of law

Anna Lynn Moore

Third-year joint JD-IMBA student

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