Did You Know There is a Taxpayer Bill of Rights?
Temple Law Professors Alice Abreu and Richard Greenstein discuss the IRS Taxpayer Bill of Rights.
The Caremark Decision at 21 – Corporate Compliance Comes of Age
Temple Law Review and Temple’s Center for Compliance and Ethics host symposium on corporate compliance
President Blocks Chinese Acquisition of U.S. Corporation
White and Williams attorneys discuss President Trump’s action to block the Chinese acquisition of a U.S. Corporation
Hostile Work Environment Claims in Today’s Workplace
Nancy Conrad (LAW ‘89) and Tanya Salgado discuss hostile work environment claims in today’s workplace
Philadelphia Startup Leaders Discuss Work, Challenges at Student-Led Event
Philadelphia Startup Leaders Discuss Work, Challenges at Student-Led Event
Zoning Hurdles for Budding Pennsylvania Cannabis Businesses
The Pennsylvania Medical Marijuana Act (Act 16) establishes three different categories of permits for operators: (1) grow/process permits, (2) dispensary permits, and (3) clinical registrant permits. A limited number of clinical registrants may be permitted in Pennsylvania, each with one grow/process facility and up to six dispensary locations. Since the passage of Act 16, a
First-year law students negotiate the best deal for their client in the Introduction to Transactional Skills Program
First-year law students negotiate the best deal for their client in Temple’s Introduction to Transactional Skills Program
Performance-Based Compensation and Corporate Responsibility
Ballard Spahr attorneys Kathy Jaffari and Kaleena Laputka discuss performance-based compensation
Alumni Spotlight: Stephanie Avakian (LAW ’95), Co-Director of the SEC’s Enforcement Division
Stephanie Avakian (LAW ’95), Co-Director of the SEC’s Enforcement Division, sits down with Temple Law 3L Brian Thomas to discuss her new role.
Barber Poles and Lapel Pins: A Trademark Perspective
Christina D. Frangiosa (LAW ’97) discusses trademark registration