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  • "Tim Cook goes to Washington"Prof. Michael Knoll
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Prof. Michael Knoll recently spoke to Marketplace about Apple’s tax dodging:

There are lots of ways companies can avoid paying taxes to the IRS on profits. Apple is pretty familiar with those. So the company is going under the microscope today. Why Apple?

“They’re one of the companies with the largest amount of overseas cash given the success of the iPhone,” says Michael Knoll, co-director at the center for Tax Law and Policy at the University of Pennsylvania. Apple has $102 billion in offshore accounts. Experts say the company keeps a growing portion of its profits abroad where tax rates are much lower.

Listen above or read the full story at Marketplace.

Members of Penn Law’s  ITS & Admissions staff recently represented the school at the Broad Street Run. In the start line-up among 40,000 other runners, Director of Admissions Randi Garnick happened to run into IT Support Manager Dominic McGraw. Despite pausing to take a photo, they both made great time! Garnick also ran in last year’s Broad Street Run with members of the Penn Law staff.
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Members of Penn Law’s  ITS & Admissions staff recently represented the school at the Broad Street Run.

In the start line-up among 40,000 other runners, Director of Admissions Randi Garnick happened to run into IT Support Manager Dominic McGraw. Despite pausing to take a photo, they both made great time!

Garnick also ran in last year’s Broad Street Run with members of the Penn Law staff.

Last night, the Penn Program on Documentaries & the Law presented videos by members of the Visual Legal Advocacy Seminar at the Rough Cut Video Festival! Taught by Professor Regina Austin L’73, the William A. Schnader Professor or Law and Director of the Penn Program of Documentaries and the Law, the seminar exposes students to the use and analysis of law-genre documentaries and how they are used within the legal academy, while they learn about legal issues that are involved in making documentaries and explore the uses of nonfiction film as a tool of legal advocacy. Film topics included: Pay Day Lending On Being a Witness to Crime Disparities in Access to Recreation for City Kids Securing Restaurant Workers’ Rights to Pay and Employment Benefits Plus, a preview of the PhillyCAM Series “Class Warfare in Philadelphia” Final versions of the films will be made available on the Penn Law YouTube channel when completed.
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Last night, the Penn Program on Documentaries & the Law presented videos by members of the Visual Legal Advocacy Seminar at the Rough Cut Video Festival! Taught by Professor Regina Austin L’73, the William A. Schnader Professor or Law and Director of the Penn Program of Documentaries and the Law, the seminar exposes students to the use and analysis of law-genre documentaries and how they are used within the legal academy, while they learn about legal issues that are involved in making documentaries and explore the uses of nonfiction film as a tool of legal advocacy. Film topics included: Pay Day Lending On Being a Witness to Crime Disparities in Access to Recreation for City Kids Securing Restaurant Workers’ Rights to Pay and Employment Benefits Plus, a preview of the PhillyCAM Series “Class Warfare in Philadelphia” Final versions of the films will be made available on the Penn Law YouTube channel when completed.
Zoom Info

Last night, the Penn Program on Documentaries & the Law presented videos by members of the Visual Legal Advocacy Seminar at the Rough Cut Video Festival!

Taught by Professor Regina Austin L’73, the William A. Schnader Professor or Law and Director of the Penn Program of Documentaries and the Law, the seminar exposes students to the use and analysis of law-genre documentaries and how they are used within the legal academy, while they learn about legal issues that are involved in making documentaries and explore the uses of nonfiction film as a tool of legal advocacy.

Film topics included:

  • Pay Day Lending
  • On Being a Witness to Crime
  • Disparities in Access to Recreation for City Kids
  • Securing Restaurant Workers’ Rights to Pay and Employment Benefits
  • Plus, a preview of the PhillyCAM Series “Class Warfare in Philadelphia”

Final versions of the films will be made available on the Penn Law YouTube channel when completed.

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  • Into the Prenda DarknessPolk Wagner/Denise Howell
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Prof. Polk Wagner recently joined the “This Week in Law” podcast to discuss Prenda, Paramount product placement, and technology legislation. Hosted by Denise Howell and the TWiL panel, the show discusses breaking issues in technology law including patents, copyrights, and more.

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