Getting Started in Philadelphia
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.
Recent Amendments to Delaware’s LLC and LP Acts: Registered Series of LLCs Will Be Permitted Starting in 2019 and LLCs Can Now Divide, Among Other Changes
@YoungConaway attorneys discuss Delaware’s adoption of amendments to State entity laws and their effect on companies.
Literal Meaning of Release Provisions Enforced Over the Objection of Plan Proponents
Francis Lawall (LAW ’85) and Kenneth Listwak of @Pepper_LAW discuss the importance of language in bankruptcy plan release provisions in light of a recent case. #Temple10-Q #Bankruptcy #Chapter11
Food Fight – “ITS” Going to be a Good One
Maybe number 7 is the charm, but the seventh anniversary of the Introduction to Transactional Skills Program (ITS), Friday October 12, may have been the most impressive showing yet.
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