Faculty Authored

Are You Sure Those Conversations Are Covered by the Common Interest Privilege? Check the Record

by Michael A. Schwartz (Temple Law Adjunct), Allison DeLaurentis, Kate A. Stanley and Beckie Schatschneider

Pepper Hamilton attorneys explain when common interest privilege applies after the recent SEC v. Rashid opinion.

Reducing Your Risk When Growing Your System Abroad

by Craig R. Tractenberg (LAW '81) and Beckie Schatschneider

Craig Tractenberg, Partner @FoxRothschild, discusses how to reduce risk when growing a franchise abroad. #Temple10-Q #FranchiseLaw

10-Q&A Episode 1: Don’t Get Me Started – On Why I Teach Lawyering for Entrepreneurship

by Matt Devine (LAW '16), Jonathan C. Lipson (Temple Harold E. Kohn Chair Professor of Law) and Beckie Schatschneider

Introducing the 10-Q&A podcast. Our debut edition features Temple Law School alum Matt Devine (LAW ’16) interviewing our own Professor Jonathan Lipson on the future of experiential learning.

Interviewer:
Matthew Devine (LAW ’16)

Guest:
Professor Jonathan Lipson

The Supreme Court Is Less “Pro-Arbitration” Than You Think, But Not in a Good Way

by Pamela Bookman and Beckie Schatschneider

Temple Law’s own Professor Pamela Bookman discusses arbitration with respect to international commercial litigation. #Temple10Q

A Conversation with Jon Smollen, Temple Law Practice Professor and Director, Temple Center for Compliance and Ethics

by Jon Smollen (Temple Law Professor), The Editors and Beckie Schatschneider

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