Railroaded: Should Big Tech Be Regulated like 19th Century Railroads?Jonathan Broder (LAW ’83)
Faculty Editor, The Temple 10-QJonathan Broder, former GC of Conrail and current Temple Law Adjunct Professor, discusses the growing movement to regulate Big Tech as public utilities and the obstacles to doing so.
New York Court of Appeals Holds No Bankruptcy Preemption of Lender Tort Claims Against Related Third PartiesDominic De Simone (LAW ’95)
Partner, Ballard Spahr LLP
Dean C. Waldt
Former Partner, Ballard Spahr LLPPaul Harner
Partner, Sheppard Mullin The State of New York Court of Appeals has held that claims against non-debtor related parties, based on their actions to aid or induce Chapter 11 debtors to breach contractual loan covenants, were not subject to preemption under federal bankruptcy law.
The Compliance Monthly: Q&A with Beatrice Raccanello of the Temple Law Center for Compliance and EthicsBeatrice Raccanello (LLM ’10)
Director (Staff) of the Center for Compliance and Ethics
Temple University Beasley School of Law The Center for Compliance and Ethics’ Beatrice Raccanello answers questions about the field of compliance and ethics, how it has expanded, and how students at Temple Law can learn more and explore careers in the field.
What Presidio Teaches Us About the Matryoshka Doll Structure of M&A LitigationS. Michael Sirkin (LAW ’09)
Partner, Ross Aronstam & Moritz LLP S. Michael Sirkin discusses a Delaware M&A case, Presidio, outlining the different results obtained by each of the defendants based on their positions and involvement in the case and how this provides guidance for participants in transactions and subsequent litigation.
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