Six representatives of Temple Law Review and Temple International & Comparative Law Journal participated in Temple Law School’s 2018 Student Symposium on March 29. Temple Law Review’s David Nagdeman and Sonya Bishop were recognized by a panel of three faculty judges as, respectively, making the top two presentations. Video of the full event can be […]
Join Fellow Temple Law Alumni and Students at the Temple Law Review Alumni Reception Wednesday, May 8, 2018 6:00-8:00 p.m. Shusterman Hall, Temple University Main Campus Please join us for our annual Temple Law Review Alumni Reception. This will be a great opportunity for past Temple Law Review members to reconnect while also being able to meet […]
Representatives from Temple Law Review and Temple International & Comparative Law Journal will participate in the 2018 Student Symposium on March 29 from 4:00 to 5:30 PM in the Moot Court Room located in Klein Hall (1719 N. Broad St.). In advance of the students’ presentations, here are summaries of the articles they will be […]
Judge Timothy R. Rice recently wrote an editorial for the Philadelphia Inquirer arguing for reform of Federal Rule of Evidence 609.
EvidenceProf Blog recently posted a glowing review of the Honorable Timothy R. Rice’s forthcoming TLR Article.
TLR Volume 89 Editorial Board members Emily Kimmelman (Symposium/Note/Comment Editor) and Sam Lapin (Note/Comment Editor) have recently been recognized for their contributions to the fields of bankruptcy and tax law.
On February 13th, 2017, Chai Feldblum gave the final lecture in Temple Law’s Presidential Transition Lecture Series. Feldblum is a Commissioner at the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC). TLR Staff Editors Elizabeth Casey and Ashley Rotchford provide a rundown of the Commissioner’s talk.
On January 17, 2017, Bill Marimow, the Editor and Executive Vice President of The Philadelphia Inquirer, spoke at Temple Law School as part of Temple’s Presidential Transition Lecture Series. TLR Staff Editors Brandon Matsnev and Sam Ventresca provide a summary of the discussion.
The National Lawyers Guild (NLG), Immigration and Human Rights Committee, and the Sheller Center for Social Justice recently hosted a two-part event focused on workers’ rights, especially undocumented workers. The first day featured a screening of the documentary The Hand That Feeds. On the second day, a panel discussion focused on issues raised by the film and facing low-wage workers generally.
Professor Jonathan Lipson is the Harold E. Kohn Professor of Law at Temple University Beasley School of Law where he teaches Contracts, Bankruptcy, and Transactional Skills.