In the Media
- Professor Jill Fisch on Facebook's IPO and the Regulation Fair Disclosure rule (5/23/2012).
Reuters.
- Dean Michael Fitts and Assoc. Dean Amy Gadsden op-ed on China’s rule of law issue (5/21/2012).
Die Welt (Germany).
- Prof. Jill Fisch talks about investors excluded from Facebook's IPO (5/18/2012).
Reuters.
- Penn Law's 2012 Commencement (5/17/2012).
2012 Commencement.
- Prof. Shyamkrishna Balganesh on copyright and digital distribution of textbooks (5/16/2012).
Philadelphia Inquirer.
- Prof. Tobias Wolff on the President’s support of marriage equality (5/16/2012).
WHYY.
- Prof. Sarah Barringer Gordon appointed as a Distinguished Lecturer by the Organization of American Historians (5/15/2012).
http://www.law.upenn.edu/blogs/news/archives/2012/05/prof_sarah_barringer_gordon_ap.html.
- Prof. David Skeel on the use of the Martin Act in ex-AIG CEO Greenburg fraud case (5/15/2012).
Chicago Tribune.
- Toll Public Interest Center awards 2012 Postgraduate Fellowships (5/14/2012).
Toll Public Interest Center awards 2012 Postgraduate Fellowships.
- Prof. Tobias Wolff on the law's role in the path to same-sex marriage (5/12/2012).
New York Times.
- The Hon. Louis Pollak, constitutional law scholar and former Dean of Penn Law, dies at 89 (5/10/2012).
Hon. Louis Pollak, constitutional law scholar and former Dean of Penn Law, dies at 89.
- Professor Tom Baker on law and the travel industry (5/9/2012).
WISTV.
- Dorothy Roberts Appointed Penn Integrates Knowledge Professor (5/8/2012).
Dorothy Roberts Appointed Penn Integrates Knowledge Professor.
- Penn Law student's comment extends an 11-year winning streak for legal writing award (5/4/2012).
Penn Law student's comment extends an 11-year winning streak for legal writing award.
- Professor Stephen J. Morse on the use of neuroscience in the courtroom (5/3/2012).
Nature.
- Professor David Skeel on bankruptcy in Rhode Island municipality (5/1/2012).
WPRI.
- Professor Jacques deLisle on Chinese dissident allegedly in U.S. hands in Beijing (5/1/2012).
Los Angeles Times.
- Professor Christopher Yoo on antitrust allegations against Google (4/27/2012).
Forbes.
- PPR roundtable explores challenges of implementing the Volcker Rule (4/25/2012).
PPR roundtable explores challenges of implementing the Volcker Rule.
- Professor Stephanos Bibas on Chuck Colson, from Watergate to redemption (4/25/2012).
Washington Post.
- Penn Law student wins prestigious academic award for his paper on sentencing guidelines (4/24/2012).
Penn Law Student Wins Prestigious Academic Award for His Paper on Sentencing Guidelines.
- Sr. Fellow David Rudovsky on unconstitutional strip searches (4/24/2012).
Journal Sentinel.
- Professor David Skeel on application of business judgment law in bankruptcy (4/24/2012).
Thomson Reuters.
- Serena Mayeri’s 'Reasoning from Race' wins organization of American Historians 2012 Hine Book Award (4/23/2012).
Serena Mayeri’s 'Reasoning from Race' Wins Organization of American Historians 2012 Hine Book Award.
- Gus Hurwitz L'76 WG'76 on the Department of Justice and Apple's iBookstore (4/20/2012).
CNETNews.
- Professor Stephen Burbank to hear Redskins, Cowboys, NFL arbitration case (4/20/2012).
Washington Post.
- Prof. Edward Rock L’83 authors two of top 10 corporate and securities articles of 2011 (4/20/2012).
Prof. Edward Rock L’83, the Saul A. Fox Distinguished Professor of Business Law.
- 2012 Rough Cut Film Festival highlights Penn Law students' visual advocacy, critical legal issues (4/19/2012).
2012 Rough Cut Film Festival highlights Penn Law students' visual advocacy, critical legal issues.
- Professor Cary Coglianese writes on management scandals in the Obama administration (4/18/2012).
Politico.
- JD/MBA Student Association Leads 2012 Investment Industry Career Trek (4/18/2012).
JD/MBA Student Association Leads 2012 Investment Industry Career Trek.
- Adam Finkel on Pennsylvania's new natural gas law (4/13/2012).
Philadelphia Inquirer.
- Elizabeth McManus L'04 Named One of The Legal Intelligencer's 2012 Women Lawyers of the Year (4/12/2012).
Elizabeth McManus L'04 Named One of The Legal Intelligencer's 2012 Women Lawyers of the Year.
- Professor R. Polk Wagner on patent laws and social media (4/11/2012).
Ars Technica.
- Gokin Hall formally opens: (4/6/2012).
Formal opening of Golkin Hall celebrated by Penn Law with week-long series of special events.
- Professor David Skeel on the clearinghouse default process (4/6/2012).
Bloomberg News.
- Professor David Skeel on U.S. District Judge Jed Rakoff (4/4/2012).
Bloomberg News.
- Professor Kermit Roosevelt writes on judicial activism and healthcare: (4/3/2012).
Politico.
- Professor Anita Allen comments on privacy, employment, and Facebook (4/3/2012).
The Atlantic.
- Professor Anita Allen on Karl Rove's NAACP analogy (4/3/2012).
Huffington Post.
- Professor Anita Allen on the Supreme Court's decision to allow jails to conduct strip-searches (4/3/2012).
The Take Away.
- Professor Kermit Roosevelt interviewed about the healthcare reform law and "the broccoli question." (3/28/2012).
Marketplace.
- Professor Theodore Ruger interviewed about the Affordable Care Act and U.S. Supreme Court arguments. (3/28/2012).
WHYY.
- Penn Law students raise $36,000 for Make-A-Wish through innovative management and leadership challenge (3/27/2012).
- Professor Stephen Burbank, Special Master for the NFL, to arbitrate Washington Redskins and Dallas Cowboys salary cap: (3/27/2012).
Washington Post.
- Professor Theodore Ruger interview on U.S. Supreme Court healthcare arguments: (3/27/2012).
On Point.
- Professor Stephanos Bibas comments on the plea bargain process (3/23/2012).
The New York Times.
- Professors Theodore Ruger and Tom Baker talk with Marketplace about the Supreme Court hearings on healthcare (3/23/2012).
Marketplace.
- Professor Stephanos Bibas on the constitutional right to effective lawyers for the accused in plea bargains (3/22/2012).
The New York Times.
- Sixth Annual Muslim Law Conference: (3/20/2012).
Khaled Abou El Fadl on Muslim discrimination and sharia law's place in modern society.
- Prof. David Skeel on California Constitution, subsidiary to federal bankruptcy law: (3/19/2012).
The New York Times.
- Sparer Symposium (3/19/2012).
convenes scholars, activists, community leaders to aid at-risk youth.
- Public Interest Week keynote Greenberger shines spotlight on "war on women," encourages advocacy: (3/16/2012).
Penn Law Newsroom.
- Prof. Tom Baker on Moral Hazard: A Tempest-Tossed Idea. (2/29/2012).
New York Times.
- Prof. Cary Coglianese comments on Santorum's plan to reverse regulations enacted under Obama that impose an economic burden of over $100 million. (2/29/2012).
Reuters.
- Prof. Sarah Barringer Gordon on religious beliefs and sports scheduling. (2/29/2012).
New York Times.
- Prof. Jill Fisch on gaming regulatory oversight. (2/29/2012).
Las Vegas Review-Journal.
- Prof. David Skeel op-ed: Mortgage Settlement or Mortgage Shakedown? (2/22/2012).
The Wall Street Journal.
- Professor Kermit Roosevelt on monitoring Muslim students: (2/22/2012).
WHYY.
- Professor David Skeel comments on Geithner testimony for Lehman estate. (2/22/2012).
The Financial Times.
- Professor Kermit Roosevelt on whether a court would find birth control provision in healthcare mandate unconstitutional. (2/22/2012).
WHYY.
- Professor Leo Katz writes on four perversities of the law. Washington Post (2/14/2012).
The Washington Post Politics.
- Prof. Seth Kreimer comments on the proposed Obama administration contraception mandate. (2/10/2012).
Philadelphia Inquirer.
- Tom Baker on the costs and benefits of insuring high-profile CEOs. (2/10/2012).
MSNBC.COM.
- Prof. David Rudovsky comments on Camden warning vehicles in high-crime areas. Philadelphia Inquirer (2/10/2012).
Philadelphia Inquirer.
- The 2012 Owen J. Roberts Memorial Lecture with Michael Ignatieff, “Standing in Law and Standing in Politics: The Rules That Determine Who Gets Heard.”
Penn Law.
- Prof. Stephanos Bibas book symposium on “The Machinery of Criminal Justice”
Penn Law.
- Panel will rule on constitutionality of Propostition 8. Tobias B. Wolff comments. (2/7/2012).
Washington Post.
- Federal appeals court finds CA same-sex marriage ban unconstitutional. Tobias B. Wolff comments. (2/7/2012).
The Associated Press.
- David Skeel on U.S. auto industry and disruption of bankruptcy laws: (2/7/2012).
American Enterprise Institute.
- Dean Fitts on the JD/MBA: “Leaders must be able to integrate financial, legal, political and cultural issues like never before” @FT: (2/3/2012).
Financial Times.
- Developer cries discrimination. Can he prove it? Kermit Roosevelt comments. (2/2/2012).
Herald-Tribune.
- R. Polk Wagner comments on courses and class material on iTunesU. (2/2/2012).
The Daily Pennsylvanian.
- Sarah Barringer Gordon joins conversation about teenager's school prayer lawsuit. (2/2/2012).
The Take Away.
- Penn Law’s David Skeel on government insolvency & municipal bankruptcies: (2/1/2012).
Voice of San Diego.
- Energy Dept. website redesign makes some documents hard to find. Cary Coglianese comments may affect other agencies as well: (2/1/2012).
Federal Computer Week.
- In the Wall Street Journal, David Skeel on "On Religious Freedom, Years of Battles Ahead" (2/1/2012).
- Cary Coglianese on taking regulation seriously @politico: (1/30/2012).
Politico.
- The 2012 Journal of Constitutional Law Symposium explores the New Deal and the Obama administration.
- 2012 LASLA annual conference: “Beyond the 2010 Census: Harnessing the Power of the Latino Community” (1/29/2012).
- Congratulations to all of the panelists in the 2012 Keedy Cup Finalist Competition for an amazing tournament! (1/27/2012).
Flickr.
- Penn Law volunteers help Delaware Valley residents in need Hunger Relief Center: (1/26/2012).
Penn Law Tumblr.
- Legal Theory Blog highlights Paul Robinson's paper on Natural Law and Lawlessness: (1/26/2012).
Legal Theory Blog.
- Regulation takes center stage : (1/25/2012).
RegBlog.
- Prof. Edward Rock's "Embattled CEOs" highlighted in : (1/25/2012).
The Economist.
- PA Gov. Corbett nominates Gary Tennis L'80 for Secretary of Dept. of Drug and Alcohol programs: (1/25/2012).
Market Watch: The Wall Street Journal.
- Penn Law’s Supreme Court Clinic students assist Prof. Stephanos Bibas in SCOTUS case : (1/25/2012).
The Daily Pennsylvanian.
- 39th anniv. of Roe v. Wade - Penn Law's Kermit Roosevelt on constitutional opinion writing: (1/25/2012).
The New American.
- Chris Sanchirico on IRS loophole and tax regs in response to Romney's IRA : (1/25/2012).
Reuters.
- Penn Law's Katie Eyer to present at tenBroek Law Symposium April 19-20, Baltimore, MD: (1/23/2012).
National Association of Law Students With Disabilities.
- The Penn Program on Regulation’s Risk seminar series showcasing leading research on risk & uncertainty: (1/23/2012).
Risk Regulation Roundup.
- Prof. Bibas and Penn Law’s Supreme Court Clinic: Vartelas v. Holder : (1/23/2012).
SCOTUSblog.
- Privacy invasion in home searches? Prof. Anita Allen comments: (1/20/2012).
Middletown Journal.
- Anita Allen to lecture Mar. 28 on and the natural law @FordhamLawNYC: (1/20/2012).
Fordham University.
- Adjuct Prof. Steven Spencer on cutbacks in employee benefits and compensation: (1/19/2012).
http://knowledge.wharton.upenn.edu.
- Prof. Michael Knoll on Romney's large IRA and offshore investments in : (1/19/2012).
Wall Street Journal.
- Prof. Cary Coglianese highlighted in The Free State Foundation's "New burden on Public Participation" (1/18/2012).
The Free State Foundation.
- Tobias Wolff comments on religious leaders' open letter to reframe same-sex civil marriage: (1/18/2012).
MetroWeekly.
- Jill Fisch comments on why so many university leaders serve on boards. (1/18/2012).
Pittsburgh Tribune_Review.
- Prof. Emeritus Geoffery Hazard comments on disgraced journalist seeking law licence in CA. (1/18/2012).
The Daily Pennsylvanian.
- Prof. Michael Knoll's 2008 study highlighted in “What Would Happen If We Closed Mitt Romney's Tax Loophole?” (1/18/2012).
The Republic.
- Prof. Anita Allen discusses privacy protections in the digital age in Philadelphia Inquirer's Time to 'like' new privacy laws? (1/13/2012).
Philadelphia Inquirer.
- Penn Law Adjunct Prof. Jerry Goldfeder on the Iowa Caucus & delegate math (1/5/2012).
NYDailyNews.com.
- Jacques DeLisle comments on the rise of Confucius Institutes in the U.S. (1/4/2012).
Inside Higher Ed.
- NCPA examines David Abrams working paper on Third-Party Litigation Funding. (1/4/2012).
NCPA.
- ABA Journal highlights findings of Prof. Cary Coglianese’s study on federal agencies’ use of electronic media and e-rulemaking. (1/1/2012).
ABA Journal.
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