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Scholarship by Profs. Shelley Welton and Elizabeth Pollman Highlighted in Discussion of ESG Disclosure Regulations

The Regulatory Review

Prof. Christopher Yoo Explains What a SCOTUS Ruling Against Google Could Mean for Internet Search Tools

Prof. Herb Hovenkamp Cautions that the DOJ Has an Uphill Battle Against Google Over Dominance in Online Advertising

The Washington Post

Prof. Herb Hovenkamp on DOJ’s Suit Against Google: ‘A Very Solid, Traditional Antitrust Case’

The Wall Street Journal

Quattrone Center Assistant Director Marissa Bluestine Discusses the Concept of Consent Inside Police Interrogation Rooms

LancasterOnline

Prof. Dorothy Roberts’ Scholarship on Digitizing the Carceral State Cited

Prof. Dorothy Robert’s ‘The 1619 Project’ Chapter on Race Featured in Six-Part Hulu Documentary

Prof. Cary Coglianese Explains How Rulemaking Would Delay Changes to Social Lending Program

Prof. Jill Fisch Comments on Proxy Advisers’ Impact on Shareholder Voting

Many Businesses Don’t Need Noncompete Agreements, Says Prof. David Abrams

Arkansas Business

At the Interfaith Commemoration and Award Ceremony, Ayo Aladesanmi ML’23, MPA’23 Spoke About the Legacy of Martin Luther King, Jr.

Prof. Christopher Yoo Says SCOTUS Decision on Texas Social Media Law Could Foretell How Court Will Handle Section 230 Cases

Financial Times

Transnational Legal Clinic Director Sarah Paoletti Discusses the Country’s Broken Immigration System

Quattrone Center Assistant Director Marissa Bluestine Notes that the ‘Criminal Legal System Itself’ Fails to Prevent Errors

Prof. Seth Kreimer’s 2006 Law Review Article on ‘Censorship by Proxy’ Cited

American Institute for Economic Research

Prof. Jill Fisch Discusses Elon Musk Trial Over Tesla Tweets

Prof. David Hoffman Explains When Courts May Allow NDA Breaches

Prof. Jill Fisch Explains Why Elon Musk Faces an ‘Uphill Battle’ in Class-Action Suit Over Tesla Tweets

Wall Street Journal

Pathbreaking NYU Law Review Article on Police Quotas by Presidential Prof. Shaun Ossei-Owusu LPS’08 Cited

Courier & Press

Prof. David Hoffman: Predicting Whether an NDA Will Be Upheld Before It Is Argued in Court Is Difficult

The Morning Call

Senior Fellow David Rudovsky Offers Perspective on Lower Merion Traffic Stop Under Investigation

Adj. Prof. Sarah Hammer WG’99, L’11 Nominated as Secretary of Banking and Securities by Governor-Elect Shapiro

Adj. Prof. Sarah Hammer WG’99, L’11 Nominated by Governor-Elect Shapiro for Secretary of Banking and Securities

Prof. Claire Finkelstein Questions Whether Court’s Krasner Decision Usurps PA Senate’s Impeachment Powers

‘Fool Proof’ by Prof. Tess Wilkinson-Ryan L’05, G’06, GR’08 Named Must-Read Book for February 2023

The Next Big Idea Club

Prof. David Abrams: FTC’s Proposed Noncompete Ban Would Be a ‘Big Win’ for Workers Across Industries

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Prof. Tom Baker Explores the History of Cyber- and Ransonware Insurance in New Paper

The FinReg Blog

Prof. Claire Finkelstein Questions Whether Commonwealth Court’s Decision on Krasner Impeachment Proceedings Encroaches Upon Separation of Powers

Prof. Dorothy Roberts Prefers the Term ‘Family Policing System’ Over ‘Child Welfare’ or ‘Protective Services’

Prof. Kermit Roosevelt Cautions That Tarot Card Reading TikToker Could Face Legal Trouble Beyond a Defamation Suit

Prof. Jill Fisch Sees a Continuation of the Republican Anti-ESG Campaign Into 2023

Prof. Elizabeth Pollman’s Article, ‘The Origins and Consequences of the ESG Moniker,’ Cited

Prof. Allison Hoffman Anticipates That the Issue of Abortion in Medical Emergencies Will Arrive at SCOTUS

Prof. Bill Burke-White Reflects on What Would Have Been the 100th Anniversary of the USSR

Akbar Hossain L’18, LPS’18 Is the Executive Director of Governor-Elect Josh Shapiro’s Transition Team

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Prof. Kermit Roosevelt Presents ‘The Nation That Never Was’ to the Retired Men’s Association

Greenwich Sentinel

Regarding Jan. 6 Committee and Criminal Referrals, Prof. Claire Finkelstein Observes That ‘The Very Structure of Our Democracy’ Is At Stake

Prof. Herbert Hovenkamp Provides Definition of Patent Pools

Competition Policy International

Prof. Jill E. Fisch’s Recent Paper on the Politics of Values-Based Investing Cited

Prof. Jacques deLisle, Director of the Center for the Study of Contemporary China, Discusses Ramifications from ‘Zero COVID’ Protests in China

Prof. Dorothy Roberts Explains that Public Professionals Are More Likely to Report Child Maltreatment than Private Professionals

Honolulu Civil Beat

Asst. Prof. of Law Holly Fernandez Lynch C’03, L’06, GR’06 Discusses Twitter Upheaval Means to Penn Health Services Researchers

Prof. Anita L. Allen Describes the Delicate and Complex Balance Between Data Sharing and Protecting Privacy

Healthcare IT News

Prof. Kermit Roosevelt Discusses Reconstructing America’s Story at Book Signing Event

The Scarsdale Inquirer

Prof. Jasmine E. Harris Calls the Removal of Britney Spears’ Conservatorship a Landmark Moment

Prof. Tobias Wolff’s Amicus Warns of ‘Morass’ of Lawsuits If SCOTUS Exempts Website Designer from Anti-Discrimination Policies

Prof. Tobias Wolff Explains How Respect for Marriage Act Could Affect Same-Sex Unions in Florida

Amelia Clegg LLM’20 Awarded the 2022 American Inns of Court Warren E. Burger Prize for Writing

Prof. Dorothy Roberts Advocates Dismantling Child Welfare System and Building Something New in Its Place

Prof. Tobias Wolff Expounds Upon His SCOTUS Amicus Brief Arguments in First Amendment Case of Wedding Website Designer

The Quattrone Center’s Marissa Bluestine Explains Why Correcting Certain Mistakes in the Judicial System Can Be Challenging

Prof. Dorothy Roberts Discusses How the Child Welfare System Tears Apart Black Families

Prof. Jill Fisch Explains that Executive Compensation Cases Are Rarely Brought to Trial

The Business Post

Prof. Anita Allen Says ‘Data Sharing Is the New Health Ethic’

Healthcare IT News

Michigan State University Law Dean Linda Sheryl Greene to Deliver the Honorable A. Leon Higginbotham Jr. Memorial Lecture

The Philadelphia Citizen

Prof. Tobias Wolff Explores Potential Ramifications of Upcoming SCOTUS Decision on Same-Sex Marriage

Prof. Mitch Berman’s 2009 Article, ‘Originalism is Bunk,’ Cited in Op-Ed

The Washington Post

Prof. Bill Burke-White Represents Penn Carey Law at COP27

Prof. Bill Burke-White Urges Philadelphia’s Participation in COP Conferences

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Prof. Kermit Roosevelt Explains Why Raising the Voting Age Is Unlikely to Happen

Transnational Legal Clinic Director Sarah Paoletti Explores Issues Surrounding the Bus of Migrants Sent from Texas to PA

Prof. Kermit Roosevelt on Eastman Memo: ‘A Proposed Coup Cloaked in Legal Language’

Business Insider

Prof. Claire Finkelstein Discusses the Justice Department’s Conflict of Interest Regarding Trump Inquiries

The New York Times

Prof. Jennifer Rothman Offers Insight on Trademark Case Over Bad Spaniels Dog Toys

The Fashion Law

Prof. Elizabeth Pollman’s Pathbreaking Scholarship on Corporate Governance Cited

Penn Program on Regulation Report Cited in Fact Check of Trump Administration’s Misleading and False Claims

The Washington Post

Senior Fellow David Rudovsky Provides Historical Perspective on Stop and Frisk

Prof. Claire Finkelstein Discusses the Federal Law Regarding Indicting a President

Business Insider

Brenda Robinson L’03 Chosen to Lead Film Finance and Inclusion Strategies for Hillary and Chelsea Clinton’s HiddenLight Productions

Prof. Jill Fisch Outlines the Legal Questions in Musk’s Compensation Package Case

The New York Times

FPI’s New Lab Addresses Challenges Facing the Legal Profession

Judge A. Leon Higgonbotham Jr. Mural Unveiled at Celebratory Breakfast

The Philadelphia Citizen

Penn Carey Law Launches Future of the Profession Lab

Prof. Claire Finkelstein Explores Potential Ramifications Should AG Garland Decide Against Special Counsel to Investigate Trump

The New York Times

The Future of the Profession’s New Interdisciplinary Center to Tackle Legal Industry Issues

Prof. Jill Fisch Explains How the Supreme Court Could Affect Regulatory Agencies’ Authority Over Banks

Prof. Jennifer Rothman Analyzes Cardi B’s Win Over Tattooed Plaintiff

ARC Justice Clinic Director Cara McClellan Discusses How the Supreme Court is Poised to Change Access to Higher Education

Slate: Amicus Podcast

On the future of Twitter, Prof. Cary Coglianese Explains the Role of the ‘Marketplace of Ideas’

Prof. Elizabeth Pollman’s Scholarship on ESG Cited

Prof. Anita Allen Receives The Hastings Center’s 2002 Bioethics Founder’s Award

University of Pennsylvania Almanac

Prof. Sandy Mayson’s Research and Scholarship on Pretrial Detention Cited in Bail Reform Segment

Last Week Tonight with John Oliver

ARC Justice Clinic Director Cara McClellan Discusses the Role of Precedent in Affirmative Action Case Before the Supreme Court

ARC Justice Clinic Director Cara McClellan Explains What’s at Stake in Affirmative Action Case Before the Supreme Court

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Quattrone Center’s Marissa Bluestine Cautions that Exonerations Should Not Be the Only Measure of Conviction Review Unit Success

Las Vegas Review-Journal

ILE Executive Director Larry Hamermesh Discusses the Legal Hurdles That Remain For Musk Following Twitter Purchase

The Global Herald

Musk/Tesla Case Has ‘Potential To Be a Very Important Case From an Executive Compensation Standpoint,’ Says Prof. Jill Fisch

Prof. Jill Fisch Calls Predicting Musk’s Behavior a ‘Fool’s Gambit’

Prof. Cary Coglianese Provides Real-World Regulatory Context to Mastriano’s Promise to Eliminate Tens of Thousands of State Regulations

StateCollege.com

Prof. Claire Finkelstein Discusses U.S. Senate Race for Pennsylvania

CBS Philadelphia

Prof. Jasmine Harris Observes that the Philly’s ADA Settlement Over Curb Cuts ‘Has More Teeth To It’ Than a City Plan Would

Prof. Tom Baker Doesn’t ‘Blame Zurich For Taking a Run’ in Excess Insurance Case Involving Harvard’s Defense of Affirmative Action Policies

The New York Times

Nearly 300 Appeals Are Currently Being Tracked in Prof. Tom Baker’s COVID Coverage Litigation Tracker

Risk & Insurance

Prof. Jennifer Rothman Explains the Right of Publicity in the Context of the Bruce Willis Deepfake

Quattrone Center Report Identifies Critical Errors by the City of Seattle and Seattle Police Department During Summer 2020 Protests

Prof. Paul Heaton Appointed to the Montgomery County Office of the Public Defender Advisory Board

Prof. Allison Hoffman Cautions Far-Reaching Implications of Challenge to ACA-Mandated Preventative Coverage

Lecturer in Law Deuel Ross L’09 Recaps Voting Rights Arguments and Underscores the High Stakes of the Court’s Decision

Strict Scrutiny

Quattrone Center Report Combats Bail Reform Misinformation in Houston

Houston Public Media

Prof. Claire Finkelstein Debunks Recent Claims that Trump Retained Security Clearances After Leaving Office

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