Supreme Court Decision on Specific Personal Jurisdiction a “SomethingBurger”
Prof. Pamela Bookman discusses the “SomethingBurger” of SCOTUS’s recent decision impacting specific personal jurisdiction
Prof. Pamela Bookman discusses the “SomethingBurger” of SCOTUS’s recent decision impacting specific personal jurisdiction
In Part 2 of its Summer job advise, Temple 10-Q reminds aspiring lawyers that they are also adults—so act like it
Heedless of the old saw that free advice is worth what you pay for it, the Editors of The Temple 10-Q thought it might help students and recent graduates beginning new jobs (e.g., as summer associates)—and those who employ them—to have a list of “do’s” and “don’ts” accumulated from our years of hard experience. Although
Pamela Bookman provides a preview of her forthcoming article on the phenomena of ad hoc procedure.
Prof. Lipson highlights SCOTUS’s decision to award wage claims to Jevic drivers despite “structured dismissal”
Prof. Harwell Wells provides a preview of his upcoming law review article on the history of corporate waste
Professor Pamela Bookman highlights the global impact of the Volkswagen lawsuit on forum shopping
Compliance careers are here to say. Jon Smollen highlights its continued growth and opportunities available for Temple Law students.
When I rejoined Temple’s faculty in 2012 after a two-year hiatus, I had one overarching goal: to improve the sense of community among Temple’s business law alumni, students, and friends. Temple has, of course, long been known for its trial advocacy. But the Law School has over the years also produced many extraordinarily successful business