David Skeel of the Law School is interviewed.
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Q&A: Penn Law’s Skeel on RI Pensions, Bankruptcy and Bonds
Moral Hazard: A Tempest-Tossed Idea
Tom Baker of the Law School is cited for his book, On the Genealogy of Moral Hazard.
Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor Will Help Penn Law School Open a New Building
Dean Michael Fitts of the Law School comments on inviting Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor to attend the official opening and convocation of Golkin Hall.
Federal Agency Investigating Sand-Blasting Hazards
Adam Finkel of the Law School comments on beryllium exposure issues.
Scalia Courted as Unlikely Obama Ally in Top Court Health Battle
Theodore Ruger of the Law School says, “It would be a huge coup for the administration to win Scalia over and certainly in the realm of possibility.”
Christian College in Pa. Sues Over Birth-Control Provision in Health-care Law
Kermit Roosevelt of the Law School comments on a Pennsylvania Christian college that has filed a lawsuit against the Obama administration based on birth-control provisions in the health-care law.
Four Perversities of the Law
Leo Katz of the Law School discusses his book, Why the Law Is So Perverse.
Penn’s Law and Brain Student Group Mines the Intersection of Neuroscience, Society and the Courts
PHILADELPHIA — Neuroscience, with its brain scans and complex molecular pathways, may seem to have little in common with the law — except perhaps a penchant for obscure Latin phrases.
Danaher Investors Challenge Delaware-Only Lawsuit Rules
Jill Fisch of the Law School comments on litigating business disputes in Delaware where the majority of Fortune 500 companies are incorporated.
Appeals Court Rules California’s Same-Sex Marriage Ban Unconstitutional
Tobias Wolff of the Law School comments on Proposition 8 being ruled unconstitutional.














