SEC Targets Executive Perquisite Disclosure
Learn about recent developments in SEC Executive Perquisite Disclosures in the newest #Temple10Q post.
The Supreme Court Is Less “Pro-Arbitration” Than You Think, But Not in a Good Way
Temple Law’s own Professor Pamela Bookman discusses arbitration with respect to international commercial litigation. #Temple10Q
Doing Good by Doing Well: Benefit Corporations and Temple Law
William Clark discusses the Model Benefit Corporations Statute #Temple10Q #CorporateResponsibilty #CorporateLaw #TempleLaw
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
Highlights from California’s New Privacy Law
Karilynn Bayus (LAW ’06), Partner @SaulEwing, discusses the California Consumer Privacy Act, and how it will affect businesses in the US. #Temple10-Q #Cybersecurity #Consumerprotection
A Conversation with Jon Smollen, Temple Law Practice Professor and Director, Temple Center for Compliance and Ethics
This is the first in what we hope will become a regular series of interviews with members of the Temple business law community about their work, the business law community, and business law practice generally. Jon Smollen directs Temple’s Center for Compliance and Ethics (CCE), and recently sat down with The 10-Q’s editors to talk
10-Q Random Advice for First-Year Law Students (2018-2019)
With the 2018-19 school year kicking off, The Temple10-Q offers advice for first-year law students #1LTips #Temple10Q
Delaware Court of Chancery Orders Investment Fund and Manager to Pay Over $20 Million in Damages for Demise of Tech Company
Melissa Pang (LAW ’13), Associate @WhiteandWil, discusses Delaware Court of Chancery Decision Ordering Investment Fund and Manager to Pay Damages for Demise of Tech Company #Temple10Q #CorporateLaw #Delaware
DOJ Targeting Private Equity Firms in False Claims Act Litigation
The False Claims Act (FCA) has long been a powerful tool for the federal government to generate large recoveries from government contractors, including companies in the healthcare industry. In fiscal year 2017 alone, the US Department of Justice (DOJ) recovered more than $3.7 billion in settlements and judgments in civil cases brought under the FCA.