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TRIAL ADVOCACY BASICS – 3RD EDITION (NITA) – Advocacy and Evidence …

NITA – the National Institute for Trial Advocacy – deserves great credit for providing [advocacy lessons] in a concise, reader-friendly form in TRIAL ADVOCACY BASICS (NITA, 2016) by Molly Townes O’Brien and Gary S. Gildin. BASICS is an effective resource, whether the reader is embarking on a first trial, going to trial after a long hiatus …

J.D. Admissions – Temple Law

Contact J.D. Admissions 800-560-1428 215-204-5949 lawadmis@temple.edu. Temple Law Financial Aid 215-204-8943 800-560-1428 lwfinaid@temple.edu

Paul R. Gugliuzza – Temple Law

Professor Paul Gugliuzza is an award-winning scholar and teacher in the fields of civil procedure, federal courts, and intellectual property law, focusing in particular on patent litigation. He has published articles in numerous leading law reviews, including the Duke Law Journal, Georgetown Law Journal, Minnesota Law Review, Texas Law Review …

Applying the Look-Through Rules in Determining … – The Temple 10-Q

Many taxpayers choose partnership structures (including LLCs taxed as partnerships) to operate their businesses. The tax consequences of setting up and contributing property to a partnership can be beneficial because contributing property in exchange for interest in the partnership generally does not result in recognition of gain or loss for the contributing partner or the partnership.

EXPERT OR LAY OPINION – WHERE IS THE LINE?

Most experience-based opinion would be evaluated as lay opinion and restricted accordingly. In addition, the rule governing lay opinion, Rule 701, should be given more bite. The courts should scrutinize lay opinion to make sure that the witness’s knowledge supports the inferences reflected in the opinion.

LL.M. in Taxation – Temple Law

J.D. / LL.M. in Taxation Degree Requirements. The J.D./LL.M. is not a concurrent degree, but Temple J.D. students can earn partial credit towards the LL.M. A Temple J.D. student may qualify for entry into the LL.M. program before graduation, and earn up to half of the required 24 credits for the LL.M. while still a J.D. student.

Estate Planning Certificate at Temple Law

The Estate Planning Certificate program is no longer accepting applications, and the program will be discontinued. Required coursework for current students will be offered until the end of the Summer 2025 term, and the tax faculty has created a teach-out plan so that students may complete the certificate during this period.

LL.M. in Trial Advocacy – Temple Law

The LL.M. in Trial Advocacy is a one-year, 24-credit degree program. While a full-time program, the LL.M. is designed for practicing attorneys with real-world personal and professional obligations. Classes are scheduled on most of the Wednesday evenings throughout the semester from 6 – 9 PM and may be attended online if the student works …