Professor Peter Spiro is quoted in this article by the Temple Daily News on why executive actions by President Obama could give future presidents political cover, particularly in the area of immigration. Read the Full Article.
Professor and Director of the Center for Health Law, Policy and Practice Scott Burris is quoted in this article by People.com about actor Charlie Sheen, who recently stated that he is HIV positive. Could his former sexual partners sue him? Read the Article.
Professor Greg Mandel is quoted in this article by Legal News Line about an end to the five-year-patent feud between Google and Microsoft. Mandel believes the settlement is a win for the companies and consumers. Read the full story.
Professor Barbara Ashcroft is quoted in this article by the Philadelphia Inquirer about a recent sexting scandal and investigation and a Chester County middle school. Will more charges be filed against the students involved, and how should juveniles be punished in cases such as this? Read the Full Story.
Professor Brishen Rogers in quoted in this article by The Verge about the effect Uber and its peers have had on the on-demand economy. Read the full article.
Professor Jonathan Lipson is quoted in this piece by Reuters on a new turn in the already contentious bankruptcy proceedings between private equity owners of Caesars Entertainment Corp and junior creditors of the company’s operating unit. Read the full story.
Professor Jonathan Lipson is quoted in this story by Reuters on the ongoing bankruptcy estate of Lehman Brothers, the bank that collapsed in 2008 at the height of the financial crisis. Read the full story
Professor David Hoffman is quoted in this article about an Afghani company that is filing suit against a PA business. Hoffman comments on jury perception and why the amount of money being sought is intriguing. Read the full story.
Professor Robert Reinstein is quoted in this article by US News on corruption charges against New Jersey Senator Robert Menendez. U.S. District Judge William Walls recently found that the Constitution does not shield the Senator from trial from alleged corruption. His decision was anticipated by legal scholars. Read the full story.
Jules Epstein, Director of Advocacy Programs, is quoted in this article by the Philadelphia Inquirer on the beginning of trial in the collapse of a Salvation Army building in Philadelphia. What evidence is admissible in the case, and what evidence is not? Read the full story.
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