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Supply Chain

The “Moral” Waiver of IP Protection for COVID-19 Vaccines

by Andrew J. Koopman, LAW ’08 and Jonathan H. Spadt

Andrew J. Koopman, a Temple Law alum and lawyer in the Philadelphia area, co-wrote an article discussing why waiving IP protection for COVID-19 vaccines creates more problems than it solves, and why it may not do much to address underlying distribution problems.

Categories Alumni Authored, Business Law Practice, COVID-19 Resources, Intellectual Property, Technology

The Compliance Monthly: The Implications of COVID on U.S. Compliance and Ethics Programs

by Jon Smollen (Temple Law Professor) and Matthew J. Siembieda

The Temple Law School Center for Compliance and Ethics provides an analysis of the impact of COVID-19 on corporate compliance and ethics programs in the United States.

Categories Compliance, Corporate Governance, COVID-19 Resources, Faculty Authored, Temple Law

Tattletale: Supply Chain Investigations and the Attorney-Client Privilege

by Books Schatschneider and Susan Maslow (LAW '82)

Sue Maslow discusses supply chain investigations and enhanced compliance procedures to combat forced labor.

Categories Alumni Authored, Business Law Practice, Compliance, Labor and Employment

The Iran Sanctions are Coming for Your Supply Chain

by Books Schatschneider, Joe Pangaro (LAW ’16) and Vince Nolan

Duane Morris LLP attorneys explain how the Iran sanctions are affecting supply chain.

Categories Alumni Authored, International Business

Working Group Drafts Model Contract Clauses to Prevent Human Rights Violations

by Books Schatschneider and Susan Maslow (LAW '82)

Susan Maslow (LAW ’82) discusses the Working Group to Draft Human Rights Protections in Supply Contracts.

Categories Alumni Authored, Contracts, Labor and Employment
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