Harold E. Kohn Chair and Professor of Law Jonathan Lipson talks with Ajay Raju (LAW ’96), Partner at Reed Smith, about professional success and innovation in legal education and practice.
Temple’s Business Law Society
If you are a Temple law student interested in business law, where do you go? One answer is the Business Law Society (“BLS”), a student run organization dedicated to educating peers in the field of business law by providing networking opportunities with various legal practitioners in business-related fields, local corporate counsel, faculty and staff, and
The Impact of Boilermakers v. Chevron
Directors of Delaware corporations can now prohibit the corporation’s stockholders from suing them anywhere except Delaware. This is the long-awaited result of a June 25, 2013 decision in Boilermakers Local 154 Retirement Fund, et al., v. Chevron Corp., et al. , C.A. No. 7220-CS (June 25, 2013, Del. Ch.). In Boilermakers, the Delaware Court of
Tax is Not All Rules
The tax law has a lot of rules. But although no statute conjures a more vivid or immediate picture of complex and detailed rules than the Internal Revenue Code, we have spent the last couple of years showing that tax law is not all about rules. In what are now two articles but will soon