Law Review Honors John Langel at Annual Banquet
The Temple Law Review honored John Langel (LAW ’74) with the Alumni Award of Merit at their annual banquet, held May 11, 2016. The award…
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Temple Law Ranked 26th Nationally for Federal Clerkship Placement
Temple Law School has been ranked 26th among ABA-accredited law schools in federal clerkship placement. Federal clerkships, which offer prestige, experience, and an insider perspective…
Professor Bookman’s Scholarship on Transnational Litigation Cited by Supreme Court of Oregon
Professor Pamela Bookman was cited by the Supreme Court of Oregon last month. In Espinoza v. Evergreen Helicopter, 359 Or. 63 (2016), Peruvian plaintiffs filed…
Temple Among Top Schools for Making Partner
Temple Law is ranked 36th among law schools nationwide for alumni who have made partner in “Big Law” firms, the National Jurist magazine reports. The…
Compliance Center Hosts Former US Attorney General Eric Holder
The Temple Law Center for Compliance and Ethics welcomed former US Attorney General to the Union League earlier this month as part of its CLE…
Deans’ Cup Returns Home to North Broad Street
The Villanova Wildcats may be the NCAA men’s basketball champs, but it was Temple Law Dean JoAnne Epps raising two Vs for victory at half…
Temple Team Takes Second Nationally in Giles Sutherland Rich IP Moot Court Competition
Second-year law students Kaitlin Halsell and Jency Mathew advanced through a national field of approximately 50 teams to take second place at the national finals…
Temple Law Hosts Inaugural Regional Appellate Advocacy Competition
Advocates from the law schools at Drexel, Temple, Villanova, and Widener universities gathered at Temple Law School earlier this month for the first annual Temple…
Professor Salil Mehra Honored with Lindback Distinguished Teaching Award
“Epically flawless”… “super awesome” … “fantastic!” The superlatives used by Temple Law students to describe Professor Salil Mehra’s teaching seem more descriptive of summer blockbusters…
The 2016 Green Lecture
The 2016 Green lecture, “Slavery and Executive Power: The Haitian Revolution and American Constitutionalism” presented by Robert J. Reinstein.