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About Jonathan Broder (LAW '83)

Editor of the Temple 10-Q
Editor of the Temple 10-Q

We Are Under Attack!!!

by Jonathan Broder (LAW '83)

When the unthinkable happens and your business is hacked, how do you mitigate the risk? Professor Jonathan Broder has some tips to respond and enhance cybersecurity in the workplace.

Categories Alumni Authored, Faculty Authored, Technology

Railroaded: Should Big Tech be Regulated like 19th Century Railroads?

by Jonathan Broder (LAW '83)

Jonathan Broder, former GC of Conrail and current Temple Law Adjunct Professor, discusses the growing movement to regulate Big Tech as public utilities and the obstacles to doing so.

Categories Antitrust, Faculty Authored, Legal Developments, Regulated Industries, Technology

Thanks to The Temple 10-Q Class of 2021

by Jonathan Lipson, Jonathan Broder (LAW '83) and Andy Monroe

By:  The Faculty Editors of The Temple 10-Q             The Temple 10-Q is more than just a business-law blog: it is a community. A key part of the cohesiveness of our community, to quote one of our Faculty Editors, Professor Jonathan Lipson, involves making sure the “trains run on time.”  By and large, the Faculty

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“Spitballing” Enterprise Risk – Part II – Emerging from the Pandemic

by Jonathan Broder (LAW '83)

10-Q Editor and Temple Law alumni Jonathan Broder provides an updated report on COVID-19 business risk management issues and recommendations on how to move forward.

Categories Business Law Practice, Compliance, COVID-19 Resources, Faculty Authored, Health, Legal Developments

Whiplash – Can the Administrative State Stay “Deconstructed”? The Legacy of the Trump Administration

by Jonathan Broder (LAW '83)

Former Conrail General Counsel and Temple Law alumni Jonathan Broder discusses the regulatory implications of the incoming Biden Administration.

Categories Alumni Authored, Commercial Law, Compliance, Corporate Governance, Regulated Industries

“And They’re Off”: The Arms Race for the COVID Legal Services Market has Begun

by Jonathan Broder (LAW '83)

Temple 10-Q Editor, Jonathan Broder (LAW ’83), discusses the rise of a new legal market as law firms develop COVID-19 resource centers.

Categories Alumni Authored, Contracts, Corporate Governance, COVID-19 Resources, Faculty Authored, Legal Developments
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