The first phase of Philadelphia’s version of The Highline opened on June 14. Located between Broad and Noble Streets on the one hand, and 11th and Callowhill Streets on the other, The Philadelphia Rail Park has added a slice of green to a formerly industrialized, warehouse district just north of Chinatown. The Park has been
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
May 29, 2018 marked 50 years since the passage of the Truth in Lending Act. The law is considered one of the most important federal consumer protection laws, applies to the vast majority of consumer credit transactions, and is the subject of frequent amendment and regulatory interpretation. For the occasion, the American Bar Association convened
Professor Jonathan Lipson discusses the Jevic case’s conversion to liquidation
Ajay Raju (LAW ’96) sits down with the editors of The 10-Q to discuss law firm growth.
Susan Maslow (LAW ’82) discusses the Working Group to Draft Human Rights Protections in Supply Contracts.
Business Law Professors Tom Lin and Harwell Wells Score in Scholarship in Teaching.
Jay Clayton, chair of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, will discuss “The Evolving Markets for Retail Investment Services and Forward Looking Regulation,” during a presentation at Temple University on May 2.
Matt Brinker (LAW ’12) and Beth Cohen discuss why becoming a “B Corp” may be the right choice for today’s mission-driven entrepreneurs
