The #MeToo Rep: M&A in the #MeToo Era
Melissa Pang and Ryan Udell of @WhiteandWil discuss the #MeToo movement’s effect on M&A transactions #MeTooinM&A #Temple10Q #TempleAlumni
Business Law Practice
SEC Ratchets Up Enforcement Against Attorneys in Microcap Space
Introduction Earlier this year, SEC Chairman Jay Clayton fired a warning shot across the bow of practicing securities attorneys: “act responsibly and hold [yourselves] to high standards.” Chairman Clayton specifically called out members of the securities bar advising clients on initial coin offerings (ICOs) that were not being registered with the SEC under the federal
Law Firm Growth: Q&A with Ajay Raju (LAW ’96)
Ajay Raju (LAW ’96) sits down with the editors of The 10-Q to discuss law firm growth.
Temple Law Students Pitch to Local Startup Leaders, Learn About Philadelphia’s Startup Scene
Temple Law Students Pitch to Local Startup Leaders, Learn About Philadelphia’s Startup Scene.
A Better Business Succession Mousetrap: A New Way To Fund and Utilize Buy-Sell Insurance
Harvey M. Katz (LLM ’82, BA ’73) discusses how closely held businesses can effectively fund and use buy-sell arrangements.
SEC’s Government-Business Forum on Small Business Capital Formation Goes on Tour, Bringing Diverse Voices to Discussion about Capital Formation
Melissa Pang (LAW ’13) covers the SEC’s Government-Business Forum on Small Business Capital Formation.
Philadelphia Startup Leaders Discuss Work, Challenges at Student-Led Event
Philadelphia Startup Leaders Discuss Work, Challenges at Student-Led Event
Alumni Spotlight: Stephanie Avakian (LAW ’95), Co-Director of the SEC’s Enforcement Division
Stephanie Avakian (LAW ’95), Co-Director of the SEC’s Enforcement Division, sits down with Temple Law 3L Brian Thomas to discuss her new role.
Mandatory Arbitration in Company Charters: A Threat to Investors
Samuel M. Ward and Michael A. Toomey (LAW ’10) discuss the impact of mandatory arbitration in company charters on investors
Supreme Court Decision on Specific Personal Jurisdiction a “SomethingBurger”
Prof. Pamela Bookman discusses the “SomethingBurger” of SCOTUS’s recent decision impacting specific personal jurisdiction