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Hospital Pricing is Broken, and the Government Needs to Take Charge

Most of this cost is charged to insurance companies, whose prices are regulated by the government, meaning that the out-of-pocket maximum that an insured patient can be charged is $9,100, with the insurance company covering the remainder. However, uninsured patients or out-of-network insured patients still pay inflated prices.

Guest post: Nick Kato on #DebtFreeJustice

Nick Kato (2L) and Prof. Colleen Shanahan recently attended #DebtFreeJustice, a national meeting on juvenile fines and fees. Nick is part of a Justice Lab team working with the Juvenile Law Center on juvenile costs.

Undocumented, But Not Untaxed: How Much Immigrants Pay

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Former Federal Prosecutor Joins Temple Law Faculty

federal prosecutor in New York and Philadelphia. Now you’re joining the academic world as a full-time professor. What inspired you to shift from legal practice to legal education? LO: I love being a lawyer, and I loved practicing law. It’s engaging, challenging, at times thrilling. I have found it equally rewarding, though, to be able to

Homelessness in Philadelphia: A Few Suggestions

Nevertheless, it’s been mightily cold in Philadelphia so far this winter, and its only mid-January. But while most of us are able to cope with extra blankets and hot chocolate, the same cannot be said for our neighbors who have no shelter to call their own.

Why Get an LL.M. in Trial Advocacy I May 26, 2021 – Temple Law

Temple Law School presents: Why Get an LL.M in Trial Advocacy. Wednesday, May 26, 2021 12:00 PM – 12:45 PM Online. Register with Zoom. about the webinar. Please join us for an in-depth information session on the LL.M. in Trial Advocacy at Temple Law. This session will cover everything you need to know – from the way our faculty members …