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Judge Tamara W. Ashford of the U.S. Tax Court: Spring 2025 Fogel Lecture

by Marco Ricci (LAW ’26)

April 24, 2025
On February 26, the Honorable Tamara W. Ashford of the U.S. Tax Court delivered the 2025 Fogel Lecture, joining the long list of former and current government officials who have shared their views and career trajectories with the Temple Law community since 2011. Standing in front of nearly 200 law students, faculty, and other legal professionals, Judge Ashford discussed her journey in tax in a lecture titled “For the Love of Tax.”

Preparing for the 2022-23 Academic Year: What Courses Should You Take?

by Therese Gildea (LAW ‘23)

What classes should I take? Recent graduates tell the Temple 10-Q what courses were the most interesting, informative, and helpful in their transition to working in the real world.

10-Q Random Advice for First-Year Law Students (2019-2020)

by The Editors and Beckie Schatschneider

With the 2019-20 school year kicking off, The Temple10-Q offers advice for first-year law students.

Judge Dolores K. Sloviter’s Antitrust Legacy

by Carl W. Hittinger (LAW ’79, B.A. ’76), Tyson Y. Herrold and Beckie Schatschneider

Third Circuit Judge Dolores K. Sloviter retired in 2016, leaving behind a remarkable legacy. As a member of the bench for nearly 40 years, Judge Sloviter’s contribution to the Third Circuit’s jurisprudence bridges the expanse of the Court’s jurisdiction. Ranking these contributions would prove difficult. At the top of any list, however, would be Judge

10-Q Random Advice for First-Year Law Students (2018-2019)

by The Editors and Beckie Schatschneider

With the 2018-19 school year kicking off, The Temple10-Q offers advice for first-year law students #1LTips #Temple10Q

Temple Law Students Place in the Finals at the National Telecommunications and Technology Moot Court Competition

by Joe Bailey (LAW '18), Eileen Bradley (LAW '18) and Beckie Schatschneider

Temple Law 3Ls Joe Bailey and Eileen Bradley Place in the Finals at the National Telecommunications and Technology Moot Court Competition.

10-Q Random Advice for First-Year Law Students

by The Editors and Beckie Schatschneider

With the 2017-18 school year kicking off, Temple 10-Q offers advice for first-year law students.

Why Temple Law School Launched a Center for Compliance and Ethics

by Edward J. Buthusiem (CLA ‘82)

Over the past few decades, the federal government has increased its focus on investigating and prosecuting fraud and corruption in a variety of industries. Businesses are required to develop comprehensive compliance programs to comply with a variety of federal, state, and, in some cases, foreign laws and regulations to minimize risk and avoid legal repercussions.

POETRY: “On Contracts”

by Anthony Busillo II (LAW '79)

The birth of “On Contracts” was a result of the confluence of a series of fortuitous circumstances. In another, earlier lifetime, I had tried my hand at writing poetry on a fairly regular basis. Several of my poems were included in my high school’s literary journal, and I continued my efforts as part of my

Reporting Live: How a Law Degree Enhanced My Journalism Career

by Rosemary Connors (LAW '14)

It was the day before New Year’s Eve, and my assignment was in Montgomery County. I spent the morning with a reporter from the Associated Press waiting in the lobby of the Magisterial District Court in Elkins Park. We were both there for the same reason: Bill Cosby. One of my colleagues at NBC10 had