Temple Law School

“Long before I was a law professor, I was an organizer.” Professor Jonathan Harris (@LawProfJHarris) reflects on how those experiences shaped his career in labor and employment law and how Temple Law students can explore the field. Read here: bit.ly/4bL2o8O

The Temple Rosner Trial Team has won the Region Three Championship and will advance to the National Trial Competition in Texas later this spring, continuing Temple Law’s tradition of excellence in trial advocacy. Read more: bit.ly/4rOzzOp

“Long before I was a law professor, I was an organizer.” Professor Jonathan Harris (@LawProfJHarris) reflects on how those experiences shaped his career in labor and employment law and how Temple Law students can explore the field. Read here: bit.ly/4bL2o8O

The Temple Rosner Trial Team has won the Region Three Championship and will advance to the National Trial Competition in Texas later this spring, continuing Temple Law’s tradition of excellence in trial advocacy. Read more: bit.ly/4rOzzOp

The Temple Rosner Trial Team has won the Region Three Championship and will advance to the National Trial Competition in Texas later this spring, continuing Temple Law’s tradition of excellence in trial advocacy. Read more: bit.ly/4rOzzOp

Eight Swarthmore students facing possible expulsion for distributing protest materials say their activity is protected speech. Prof. Craig Green discussed the applicable legal standards and how they apply to the known facts with WHYY. bit.ly/4b6wnGR

The ABA's 2025 Model Business Corporation Act, followed by over 30 jurisdictions, is now live. Prof. Jonathan Lipson is Assistant Reporter to the Committee that writes and maintains the influential work.

My new article with the @UCDavisLRev argues that plaintiffs’ lawyers can refuse harmful NDAs by defining the scope of representation at the outset and reclaiming their role as both advocates and stewards of justice. Check it out: papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cf…

As a California children's hospital ends its gender-affirming care program under federal pressure, Prof. Dara Purvis sees a broad threat to trans people of all ages. “They want to legislate trans people out of public life entirely.” tinyurl.com/39jdp729

Business leaders who speak out on social issues must prioritize action over public opinion, says Prof. Tom Lin. “Figuring out how best to communicate in a way that moves the ball forward is really critical, even if it means leaving some folks frustrated.” bit.ly/4qY3i77

"Publicly indefensible" use of deadly force by ICE officers could create "significant operational and political problems" for the Trump administration, says Prof. Craig Green. bit.ly/4rNkWL8

President Trump's threat to sue Trevor Noah over a joke at the Grammys would have to overcome strong First Amendment protections for comedy, notes Prof. Laura Little. “What Trevor Noah said was so clearly a joke that it couldn’t get over that threshold." bit.ly/3Mbkze3

Temple Law students Seth Israel (3L) and Su Ly (3L) have been selected for membership in the Delaware Valley Environmental American Inn of Court - an amazing opportunity to explore the many ways to practice environmental law. Congratulations, Seth and Su! bit.ly/4a99MsH

Prof. Jacobsen is among those urging review of baseball's exemption from federal antitrust laws. "Should any business … that enjoys a monopoly be immune from the antitrust laws? Or do they have to operate their businesses within those laws?'' bit.ly/4qYPJ7E

The PA Supreme Court has upheld a local judge's suspension for political posts. “Off hours does not mean off limits in terms of your employer's ability to discipline you or fire you for inappropriate speech,” says Prof. Michael Donnella. bit.ly/4k7T41l

Prof. Craig Green on Trump v. Slaughter, argued before SCOTUS on 12/8: “What do you do when the Supreme Court says its decisions are supported by history, but history doesn’t support the Supreme Court?” bit.ly/495oQZc

"Americans are continuing their scramble for alternative residence and citizenship amid ongoing political turbulence, with interest now at an all-time high”, says Prof. @Peter Spiro henleyglobal.com/newsroom/press…

Professors Abreu, Knauer (Emerita), Richardson (posthumous), and Schuman were honored at the 2026 meeting of the AALS. Read more: lens.aals.org/article/2026-s…

Prof. Craig Green details the legal options and challenges involved in prosecuting federal officers for shooting civilians in the line of duty for TIME Magazine. bit.ly/49AiLCS

Prof. Jaya Ramji-Nogales says deportations to third countries like Eswatini, which recently signed an agreement to accept deportees without due process, "should not be happening" and are "not legitimate under US law." bit.ly/4b3vfph