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“I was really shocked by the scope and breadth of problems,” said Prof. D’Andra Millsap Shu, who examined nearly 40 cases for a Boston College Law Review article on workplace legal issues stemming from food allergies. Shu found a variety of alleged ADA violations related to food allergies, including pre-employment inquiries, failure to hire, termination and constructive discharge, and more.

Interviewed by KTRK TV Ch. 13 on the impact of recent changes to windstorm insurance on homeowners in Texas. 

Prof. Charles “Rocky” Rhodes spoke with HPM about optional state-authored curriculum for public elementary schools that includes biblical teachings that have recently been supported by the Texas State Board of Education.

Prof. Josh Blackman has recently been quoted by various media outlets on legal issues concerning the election, the litigation pending against President-elect Trump, and the Texas Board of Education’s proposal to include biblical lessons in elementary curriculum. Media outlets include: The New Yorker, MSN, NPR, The Washington Post, US News, CNN, Boston Globe, and more.

STCL Houston Prof. Ryan Nelson recently wrote a op-ed for the Houston Chronicle about the Texas DPS’s decision to prohibit transgender Texans from changing the sex on their driver’s license, regardless of state court order.

STCL Houston Prof. Josh Blackman has been quoted by Houston Public Media about issues of free speech after Houston City Council delays ordinance prohibiting residential protests.