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Abstracts: Administrative law cases during 1991. Administrative law cases during 1992. Administrative law cases during 1994
Abstracts: Administrative law - nondelegation doctrine - D.C. Circuit holds that EPA construction of Clean Air Act violates nondelegation doctrine - American Trucking Ass'ns, Inc. v. EPA
Abstracts: Administrative process rigidity and the difficulty of administering agencies today. Judgment, power, and rent seekers
Abstracts: Administrative proposals point to changes for pass-through entities. Final regulations add new clarifications for publicly traded partnerships
Abstracts: Administrator abused discretion in paying benefits to non-spouse solely on participant's statement that spouse could not be located
Abstracts: Administrators and receivers liable on adopted contracts. Contractor liable for public sector pay increases. No jurisdiction for EAT to hear breach of contract appeals
Abstracts: Administrator's arrest in slaying shakes up a California campus. Academics are hopeful on Clinton
Abstracts: Admissibility and discoverability of first-party insurance claim reserves. Hedonic damages - methodology and admissibility
Abstracts: Admission of computer generated visual evidence: should there be clear standards? Bendectin, birth defects, and Brock: a study in appellate review
Abstracts: Admissions tests; fewer post-Daubert federal judges allow experts to testify without limitation in civil trials, study finds
Abstracts: Adolescent workers and sexual harassment. Child labor in America: Who's protecting our kids? Strange bedfellows: the Fair Credit Reporting Act and workplace investigations
Abstracts: Adopting a fixed-fee 'mind-set'; new approach. Wary of premium prices, clients look for bargains. Coming to terms with new billing methods
Abstracts: Adopting an Executive Protection Program. Fiber Optics: A Quantum Leap in Security Line Supervision. Making Dollars and Sense with EAS
Abstracts: Adoption and the Constitution: are adoptive parents really "strangers without rights"? A rape in cyberspace or how an evil clown, a Haitian trickster spirit, two wizards, and a cast of dozens turned a database into a society
Abstracts: ADR and employment discrimination: a Massachusetts agency leads the way. Training labor abritrators in South Africa
Abstracts: ADR clauses in leases call for selective drafting: many, but not all, real estate issues can be resolved quickly by an experienced arbitrator
Abstracts: ADR education: the promise of our future. ADR in law schools: the new curricula. The role of the ombudsman in higher education
Abstracts: ADR finds true believers; companies make the leap - and save millions of dollars. Who defends financial America; the NLJ client list
Abstracts: "Adrift on an uncharted sea": a survey of section 1404(a) transfer in the federal system. Ex parte Young after Seminole Tribe
Abstracts: ADR in colonial America: a covenant for survival. Striving for excellence. Whither arbitration? Major changes in the last half century
Abstracts: ADR in Colorado. Adjudication & the British courts. Arbitration in Spain
Abstracts: ADR is the better way to settle disputes over Y2K; mediation and arbitration allow parties to control the process in ways that litigation cannot
Abstracts: A drive to stifle litigation: Chrysler tries to slam door on class actions it calls frivolous with a lawsuit and a request for sanctions
Abstracts: A drop in the ocean? The discharge grant and the immediate needs of prisoners on release from custody. What the next government should do about crime
Abstracts: A drop in the ocean? The discharge grant and the immediate needs of prisoners on release from custody. part 2 Programmes for violent men: recent developments in the UK
Abstracts: ADR, the NLRB and non-union workers. The employee's perspective: mandatory binding arbitration constitutes little more than a waiver of a worker's rights
Abstracts: ADR: the Siemens experience. Integrating ADR: a matter of legal practice. EEOC adopts ADR methods
Abstracts: ADR: the Siemens experience. Saving time and money in cross-border commercial disputes. Medical malpractice can 'hybrid ADR' be of use?
Abstracts: ADR Vision Roundtable: Challenges for the 21st century. Mediator and advocate ethics. Shifting paradigms: the unauthorized practice of law or the authorized practice of ADR
Abstracts: Ads that compare are still up in the air under British trade marks act; two High Court decisions provide advertisers little guidance on use of rival marks in advertisements
Abstracts: Adult adoption may qualify one as a beneficiary. Advantages of using a limited liability company in an estate plan
Abstracts: Advanced informed agreement and biosafety - the elaboration, functioning and implications of AIA in the Cartagena Protocol
Abstracts: Advanced technology helps law firms go global; Latham & Watkins and Winston & Strawn are among those that had to integrate foreign offices
Abstracts: Advancing the Marshall legacy. A voice for immigrants' rights. Focus on the energy crisis
Abstracts: Advantage government; is it easier for the government to win in the Supreme Court? RICO's reach; Supreme Court identifies limit to statute's application
Abstracts: Advice at the right price; small-business centers offer aid to help a solo grow - and it's free. Try a little typecasting; test helps define personality traits compatible with solo practice
Abstracts: Advice of counsel - defense or dilemma? Friend or foe? Antitrust liability for attempting to enforce a fraudulent patent
Abstracts: Advocacy in other forums; litigators must adapt to new resolution settings. Understanding character evidence; four ideas that tie it all together
Abstracts: Advocates for a mute court; judges with busy dockets prefer arguments to be seen and not heard. Death and taxes; careful planning can ensure that heirs receive maximum IRA distributions
Abstracts: Advocates for poor pounce when banks plan mergers. Two telecom mergers get clearance; Justice imposes conditions on one, other sails through
Abstracts: Advocating in closing arguments: avoiding the pitfalls of reversible error. The impact of FIRREA on insurer and surety defense litigation
Abstracts: A failed system is tearing kids apart. Bid to reform adoption laws isn't progress. Lone star state legislators prepare to apply the brakes on the so-called baby train
Abstracts: A failure of analysis? Critics blast firm's re-creation of Menendez shootings. The politics of choosing judges; despite power plays and litmus tests, judicial selection process is not so bad
Abstracts: A fatal result to a staged accident; after a fraud scheme goes awry, a California lawyer is tried for murder. No vindication for convicted ex-cop; judge finds bungling, but no evidence of a frame-up in murder investigation
Abstracts: A few comments about the proposed revisions to UCC section 2-207: the battle of the forms taken to the limit of reason
Abstracts: Affirmative action on way out in California: law school student bodies will be primarily white and Asian, some say
Abstracts: Affirmative action's a women's issue - and how! Single-sex schools can only be way stations. Who is the criminal?
Abstracts: Affirmative inaction; some minority law firms report a decline in business. Wieboldt's LBO suit settled; trustee finds success in fraudulent conveyance where others don't
Abstracts: Affordable corporate secretary software. 100 legal CD-ROMs: the best titles for every practice area. NY civil lit practice expanded
Abstracts: A field theory for options in corporate transactions. "Not quite proper stock": section 351(g) raises a number of new questions
Abstracts: A financial analysis of major unions: implications for financial reporting reform under the Labor-Management Reporting and Disclosure Act
Abstracts: A fine line between suborning and encouraging. States, feds and doctors tangle in drug war. Secret as a confession?
Abstracts: A French white-collar trial: quelle difference! Trials teach lessons of rights and responsibilities. Firing off new laws? Watch for the ricochet
Abstracts: Africa. Country reports. Europe
Abstracts: Africa's most prominent black businessman. Implementing the right to counsel in post-apartheid South Africa. Land reform for post-apartheid South Africa
Abstracts: After-acquired evidence: will the McKennon decision make a difference? The future of labor arbitration
Abstracts: After Adarand. GM cover-up charged in truck case; company to probe claim that lawyers shredded fuel-tank safety files
Abstracts: After Daubert: discerning the increasingly fine line between the admissibility and sufficiency of expert testimony in antitrust litigation
Abstracts: After Kaye Scholer: the risks of regulatory and corporate lawyers. Challenges to underwriters and their counsel in the modern capital markets environment
Abstracts: After Kaye Scholer: the risks of regulatory and corporate lawyers. part 2 Insider trading after Chestman
Abstracts: Aftermarkets and consumer welfare: making sense of Kodak. Resurrecting incipiency: from Von's Grocery to consumer choice
Abstracts: Aftermath of INDOPCO: the Service applies the future benefit test for capital expenditures. Amortizing bond premiums can provide tax savings for investors
Abstracts: Against cyberanarchy. Controlling agencies with cost-benefit analysis: a positive political theory perspective
Abstracts: Against death but for profit; Bay Area has nation's only private firm focused on death-row appeals. MoFo argues against sanctions
Abstracts: Against fiduciary duties to corporate stakeholders. The agile virtual corporation. Reexamining the fiduciary paradigm at corporate insolvency and dissolution: defining directors' duties to creditors
Abstracts: Agencies are blinded by science; biotechnology. Public electric utilities will vie under new rules; under the FERC proposal, utilities will be able to sell to customers in other states
Abstracts: Agencies wrestle with delegated pay in 1994. Performance-based pay at James Paget Hospital. Little change in location allowances
Abstracts: Agency authority to define the scope of private rights of action. Seven ways to deossify agency rulemaking
Abstracts: Agency automation: barriers and opportunities. Computer telephone integration. Wireless computing
Abstracts: Agency policy: to break the law? Report: feds don't guard civil rights. OTS guidelines for thrifts' D & Os raise questions
Abstracts: Agency tries to rein in S & L lawyers; post-Kaye Scholer, OTS still crusades for accountability. Legal malpractice insurer faces financial troubles: hundreds of lawyers across the country may be affected
Abstracts: Agency worker was "employee" for specific assignment. What to Avoid In a Productivity Improvement Effort. Laws promoting worker training, productivity, and quality
Abstracts: A general analysis of exclusionary conduct and refusal to deal - why Aspen and Kodak are misguided. From Indiana Dentists to California Dental: presumptions and competitive effects in antitrust law
Abstracts: A general model for corporate acquisition law. The unfairness of applying lack of marketability discounts to determine fair value in dissenters' rights cases
Abstracts: A genius adviser, but not a broker? SEC consent decree limits role in new deals to that of door-opener. N.Y.'s SEC targets insider trading in bankruptcy debt
Abstracts: Age of innocence: more and more states are telling teens: if you do an adult crime, you'll serve adult time. Breaking up prison gridlock: the federal sentencing commission is looking to the states for reform guidance even as their policies are being bent by political and fiscal pressures
Abstracts: Age suits allowed to proceed; keeping severance ok'd. The disaffected leave the ABA; new bar group to form? Ruling caps campaign rhetoric; judicial elections
Abstracts: Aggravation and mitigation in capital cases: what do jurors think? Free exercise rights of capital jurors
Abstracts: A gloomy vista? "Globalisation", juvenile crime and social order - an Australian perspective. Dealing with the holocaust and collaboration: the Dutch experience of criminal justice and accountability after World War II
Abstracts: A good find. Personal guru. Redax 3.5
Abstracts: A 'good soldier' stands accused of assault: a night of drinking leads to charges of sexual assault, but was the act consensual?
Abstracts: Agreement among beneficiaries not to probate will caused loss of marital deduction. Trust was QTIP though spouse did not get stub income
Abstracts: Agreements to arbitrate statutory fair employment practices claims: unforeseen consequences for the at-will employer
Abstracts: Agricultural risk management or income enhancement? Runs on banks and the lessons of the Great Depression. Understanding and managing VUL
Abstracts: AGs blast $10M sweeps settlement; court challenge expected in Publishers Clearing House case. Hard-fought, big-money judicial races; U.S. Chamber of Commerce enters fray with ad money
Abstracts: A guide to applying ERISA section 4212(c) to sale of business transactions. Garden leave
Abstracts: A guide to practical knowledge of the FMLA and its complex new final regulations. Federal and New Jersey state fair employment laws
Abstracts: Aguilar: a mistake in statutes? Court asks why VMI must stay stag. Corporate giants lock horns over granting of vacatur
Abstracts: A hastily negotiated river compact leads to problems in equitable apportionment of the Canadian River. Administration of reserved and non-reserved water rights on an Indian reservation: post-adjudication questions on the Big Horn River
Abstracts: A 'hired gun' for new management. Banking on lawyers to play by the rules. Quality is the key, not cost control
Abstracts: A holistic approach to business ethics. The six components of successful ethics training. Five Common Mistakes in Designing and Implementing a Business Ethics Program
Abstracts: A hospital's sage. A crash landing. Business is more his calling than law
Abstracts: A human rights critique of the WTO: some preliminary observations. "The times they are a'changin'": some preliminary thoughts on developing countries, NGOs and the reform of the WTO
Abstracts: A human rights critique of the WTO: some preliminary observations. part 2 The influence and lack of influence of principles in the negotiation for China's accession to the World Trade Organization
Abstracts: A hybrid solution. Standard terms and conditions. Timeslips flying solo: timekeeping program takes aim at small firms but still needs some work
Abstracts: AIDS and the insurer's right to rescind the insurance contract. Insurance defense counsel: who is the client?
Abstracts: AIDS and the insurer's right to rescind the insurance contract. part 2 Fear of AIDS damages in negligence actions
Abstracts: Aids can convince jurors by appealing to senses; studies show that jurors retain facts longer when presented in more than one sensory modality
Abstracts: AIDS drugs raise issue of recoupment for R&D; drug companies sued to stop South Africa's proposed measures to avoid high costs
Abstracts: AIDS obituaries in the New York Times. The perceptions and experiences of managed care by HIV-positive individuals in New York City
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