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Tag: Kevin Haeberle

  • Faculty Roundup | June 2025

    UC Irvine Law faculty are distinguished scholars, educators, and thought leaders, making significant contributions to the legal field each month. Stay up to date with their latest publications, research, and achievements through our monthly timeline, showcasing how they continue to shape legal scholarship and practice worldwide.  > View the faculty roundup archive June Alejandro Camacho …

  • Faculty Roundup | March 2025

    UC Irvine Law faculty are distinguished scholars, educators, and thought leaders, making significant contributions to the legal field each month. Stay up to date with their latest publications, research, and achievements through our monthly timeline, showcasing how they continue to shape legal scholarship and practice worldwide.  > View the faculty roundup archive March Joshua Blank …

  • UC Irvine Law Professor Kevin Haeberle Honored with Top 10 Securities Law Article for 2024 

    IRVINE, Calif. (Feb. 24, 2025) — University of California, Irvine School of Law Professor Kevin Haeberle had his article Fraud-on-the-Market Liability in the ESG Era selected for republication in the 2025 edition of the Securities Law Review. Published by Thomson Reuters, the Securities Law Review typically selects the top 10 law-review articles of the year in…

  • UC Irvine Law Rings in 2025 with National Leadership Roles in Law, Policy and Academia   

    IRVINE, Calif. (Jan. 16, 2025) — Kicking off 2025, the University of California, Irvine School of Law stands as a national leader in legal education, scholarship, and advocacy, with its faculty, staff and administrators serving in prestigious roles across major academic, professional, and legal organizations. From guiding influential editorial boards and spearheading interdisciplinary initiatives to…

  • MSN: Who’s Afraid of Gary Gensler? Not Don Wilson, the Trader Who Beat the Regulator Once Before

    Professor Kevin Haeberle said that some heads of regulatory agencies are simply “more aggressive” than others. “When those individuals find themselves limited in what they can do in terms of rule-making, they often turn to regulation by enforcement.”

  • Columbia Law School Blog: The Emergence of the Actively Managed ETF

    Prof. Kevin Haeberle wrote a post for Columbia Law School’s Blog on Corporations and the Capital Markets on the emergence of the actively managed ETF.

  • Law360: SEC Silence On Grayscale Win Hints At Bitcoin ETF Approvals

    Prof. Kevin Haeberle was quoted on the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission’s decision not to challenge a decision overturning its rejection of Grayscale Investments’ bitcoin exchange-traded fund proposal.