Third Circuit Judge Dolores K. Sloviter retired in 2016, leaving behind a remarkable legacy. As a member of the bench for nearly 40 years, Judge Sloviter’s contribution to the Third Circuit’s jurisprudence bridges the expanse of the Court’s jurisdiction. Ranking these contributions would prove difficult. At the top of any list, however, would be Judge
A recent lawsuit that the Los Angeles City Attorney filed over data collection by the Weather Channel mobile application emphasizes the importance of privacy disclosures and may represent a new front in data privacy litigation. The suit, which names the IBM-owned The Weather Channel Product and Technology, LLC (“TWC”) as the defendant, alleges that the
Professor Mo Zhang summarizes his forthcoming article on the Supreme People’s Court of China’s latest efforts to handle foreign arbitral awards seeking enforcement in China.
Drinker Biddle & Reath reports on recent Bankruptcy case, In re Schmitt.
Pepper Hamilton attorneys explain when common interest privilege applies after the recent SEC v. Rashid opinion.
Introducing the 10-Q&A podcast. Our debut edition features Temple Law School alum Matt Devine (LAW ’16) interviewing our own Professor Jonathan Lipson on the future of experiential learning.
Interviewer:
Matthew Devine (LAW ’16)
Guest:
Professor Jonathan Lipson
Going from entrepreneur to CEO. Temple Alumni and Faculty discuss the local Philly startup scene and share some advice for young lawyers and law students.
@YoungConaway attorneys discuss Delaware’s adoption of amendments to State entity laws and their effect on companies.
Temple Law’s own Professor Pamela Bookman discusses arbitration with respect to international commercial litigation. #Temple10Q
William Clark discusses the Model Benefit Corporations Statute #Temple10Q #CorporateResponsibilty #CorporateLaw #TempleLaw