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Abstracts: The reform juggernaut slows down; tort reform backers fight defensive actions now. Costly lack of DNA test; jury finds defense attorney negligent for not ordering analysis in sexual assault case
Abstracts: The regulation of consumer credit information systems: A lesson from Italy? Strict liability in Italian law
Abstracts: The regulation of groups: the influence of legal and nonlegal sanctions on collective action. Ambiguous quality changes from taxes and legal rules
Abstracts: The regulation of health care professionals other than physicians. The dilemmas of international financial regulation
Abstracts: The regulation of life insurance and superannuation investments in Australia. Conflicting signals for the trustees' duty to invest
Abstracts: The regulation of social meaning. Economic regulation and democratic government. The law of the horse: what cyberlaw might teach
Abstracts: The regulatory response to the new world of cybersecurities. Jurisdiction in cyberspace: which law and forum apply to securities transactions on the Internet?
Abstracts: There is a developing trend among courts of making choice of forum clauses in franchise agreements presumptively invalid
Abstracts: There is merit in merit pay. Competency profiles and merit pay at Reigate and Banstead. Merit on the menu at Pizza Hut
Abstracts: The relationship between outcomes in collective bargaining and teachers' decisional participation state. Collective bargaining in the public schools: issues, tactics, and new strategies
Abstracts: The relationships between the companies and their suppliers. Business ethics and the history of economics in Spain "The School of Salamanca: A Bibliography."
Abstracts: The remarkable - and irrational - disparity between the patent term and the copyright term. The nature of the intellectual property clause: a study in historical perspective
Abstracts: There may come a time ... evolving disability insurance requires careful analysis for proper coverage. Betting against the unexpected: factor in risk potential to determine high or low insurance deductibles
Abstracts: The response of copyright to the enforcement strain of inexpensive copying technology. Journalists' copyright
Abstracts: The Restatement (Third) of Torts and its effects on products liability law. The nature and impact of the Restatement (Third) of Torts: products liability s. 10; post-sale duty to warn
Abstracts: The return of the nativists: inspired by California's Prop. 187, activists seek to tap anti-alien fervor. TV stars, managers tussle; cases reignite criticism of agent laws in New York, California
Abstracts: The revised proxy rules: an unfinished effort to improve shareholder communication. Shareholder initiatives, institutional investors and the SEC: 14A-8 proposals and new proxy rules
Abstracts: The rhetoric of results and the results of rhetoric: judicial writings. What's an opinion for?
Abstracts: The right equation; despite increasing numbers of female lawyers, gender equality may not be guaranteed in the future
Abstracts: The right not to sue: a First Amendment rationale for opting out of mandatory class actions. Conduct and belief: public employees' First Amendment rights to free expression and political affiliation
Abstracts: The right of access to public bodies' records in Italy and UK: "Actio Ad Exhibendum" and freedom of information, risks and opportunities for private sector companies
Abstracts: The right of a senior creditor to receive post-petition interest from a subordinated creditor's distributions: did the rule of explicitness survive the enactment of the Bankruptcy Code?
Abstracts: The right of owners of servient estates to relocate easements unilaterally. Physician-assisted suicide and the right to die with assistance
Abstracts: The right stuff for building practices: innovative legal applications, groupware show lots of promise. Target: pertinent portals; the right search engine can have your practice firing on all cylinders
Abstracts: The right stuff; successful entrepreneurs and solos have much in common. Photocopy of a love letter; for solos, "high touch' is as important as high tech
Abstracts: The right to a jury trial in actions under the Hatch-Waxman Act. Eli Lilly v. Barr Labs: is a new use of an old compound no longer patentable?
Abstracts: The right to education under the South African Constitution. Judicial redistricting and the Article 1 state legislature
Abstracts: The right to farm: hog-tied and nuisance-bound. Merger pitfalls in practice: three case studies. Securities law; an auditor's responsibility
Abstracts: The right to treatment for involuntarily committed sex offenders. IRS releases list of no ruling areas
Abstracts: The Rill legacy: trustbusters are back on the beat. Group at work on first guidelines for hospital mergers. Antitrust merger guidelines receive mixed reaction
Abstracts: The rise of the whistleblower and the death of privacy: impact of 9/11 and Enron. "To ends the most public and universal": an overview of the HIPAA privacy rule
Abstracts: The rising impact of environmental mandates on local government. Caution: precautionary principle ahead
Abstracts: The role of a bill of rights. Originalism and interpretive conventions. The true wisdom of the Bill of Rights
Abstracts: The role of cost-effectiveness analysis in assessing HIV-prevention interventions. Building community and culture are essential to successful HIV prevention for gay and bisexual men
Abstracts: The role of economic analysis in regulatory reform. Measure risk, not just emissions. EPA pats itself on the back
Abstracts: The role of firm-specific capital in vertical mergers. Another look at Alcoa: raising rivals' costs does not improve the view
Abstracts: The role of industrial relations in achieving social equity: a comparison of labor laws in Australia and the United States
Abstracts: The role of the corporate attorney within the takeover context: loyalties to whom? SEC enforcement actions against securities lawyers: new remedies vs. old policies
Abstracts: The role of the judiciary in environmental protection. Models for environmental regulation: central planning versus market-based approaches
Abstracts: The Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court. The United States and the international criminal court. The Rome Conference on an international criminal court: the negotiating process
Abstracts: The rule of reason after California Dental. Farewell to the quick look: redefining the scope and content of the rule of reason
Abstracts: The rules have changed - so proceed with caution: a comment on Engen and Gainey's method for modeling sentencing outcomes under guidelines
Abstracts: The Ryan White CARE Act: the allocation of Title II funding among programs by the states. Nursing home residents with HIV at admission: 2000-2004
Abstracts: The San Remo Manual on international law applicable to armed conflicts at sea. Combating lawlessness in gray zone conflicts through minimum humanitarian standards
Abstracts: The scope of pro football's antitrust exemption. Back to the drawing board. Web resources for tax professionals: update 2001
Abstracts: The scope of the Van Dusen rule in federal-question transfers. The effectiveness of an unpublished rule
Abstracts: The search for community in the workplace. Women in the workplace. Managing diversity in the workplace
Abstracts: The search is over: ISYS saves time and headaches by instantly finding hard-to-reach files. Chronologia, version 1.02
Abstracts: The Sears Lecturship in Business Ethics at Bentley College: Ethics, the way to do business. The Sears Lectureship in Business Ethics at Bentley College: Ethics as a competitive edge
Abstracts: The SEC acts to slam the door or Regulation S abuses. The SEC acts to slam the door on Regulation S abuses. The SEC attacks abuses in the use of Form S-8 registration statement
Abstracts: The SEC attacks abuses in the use of Form S-8 registration statement. Re-visiting the question: must a broker-dealer securities firm use another broker-dealer securities firm in selling its own restricted securities under Rule 144
Abstracts: The second decade of interest arbitration in Pennsylvania. Binding arbitration issues and a historical observation of the 1978 contract negotiations in the United States Postal Service: a retrospective view
Abstracts: The second time around: civil forfeiture actions add to conflicts over double jeopardy. Ships that bump in the night: rulings sort out liability, damages issues in maritime cases
Abstracts: The second woman justice; Ruth Bader Ginsburg talks candidly about a changing society. "What's the alternative?" A roundtable on the confirmation process
Abstracts: The SEC recently approved modifications to the NASDR's disciplinary proceedings, which should improve due process protections for respondents
Abstracts: The SEC's assault on electronic trading. A trading primer. Electronic exchanges are inevitable and beneficial
Abstracts: The SEC's small business initiatives: regulatory reform or shabby conduct? Short selling
Abstracts: The SEC staff still follows St. Ives Holding Co., Inc. Revision: SEC now requires public disclosure of Regulation S, section 4(2), and other exempt issuer sales
Abstracts: The section 112 "description requirement" - a misbegotten provision confirmed. Fleecing the golden fleece
Abstracts: The section 3(a)(10) exemption has been torpedoed but is still afloat and making headway. The "pooling period": an overlooked "legal landmine." (accounting for acquisition in a corporate reorganization)
Abstracts: The secular trust revisited. Special needs trust: an estate planning tool for the disabled. Retirement distribution planning with trusts
Abstracts: The Securities and Exchange Commission's use of cease and desist authority: a preliminary appraisal. Section 12(2) of the Securities Act of 1933: a remedy for fraudulent postdistribution trading?
Abstracts: The Securities Litigation Reform Act's safe harbor for forward-looking statements would deter fraud suits against companies
Abstracts: The self-critical analysis privilege in employment law. An alternative approach to diversity jurisdiction for corporations: parent-subsidiary corporations
Abstracts: The self-regulation of commodity exchanges: the case of market manipulation. An application of core theory to the analysis of ocean shipping markets
Abstracts: The self-regulation of congressional ethics: substance and structure. Reforming congressional ethics procedures: lessons from the attorney disciplinary process
Abstracts: The Service seeks increased enforcement of tax-sheltered annuities. Plan distributions to nonresident aliens
Abstracts: The Sherman Act's unintended bias against Lilliputians: small players' collective action as a counter to relational market power
Abstracts: The shifting sands of free speech; as private interests enlist constitutional protection, 'liberal' support wanes
Abstracts: The shortest distance may not be the best. Certification officer's annual report. 6th annual best law office web site contest
Abstracts: The sin of self-persuasion; getting carried away with your rhetoric can be perilous. Show time; don't get carried away with complicated exhibits
Abstracts: The small public company after the Penny Stock Reform Act of 1990. On the same side of the table: is Investment Company Act rule 17d-1 partly invalid?
Abstracts: The small public company after the Penny Stock Reform Act of 1990. part 2 SEC Section 16 regulations and compliance by qualified employee benefit plans
Abstracts: The sound of breaking Windows; splitting Microsoft may change desktops for good - but maybe not for better. Swimming upstream; should lawyers buck the trend and close the Gates on Microsoft
Abstracts: The Spanish application of the UNCITRAL Model Law on International Commercial Arbitration. Evidence in international arbitration
Abstracts: The Spanish application of the UNCITRAL Model Law on International Commercial Arbitration. part 2 Arbitration of Tax Treaty Disputes: the OECD proposal
Abstracts: The special 301 investigation of China's software protection laws: cautious optimism leads for a successful exercise in dispute resolution
Abstracts: The specter of waivers; mishandling 'usual stipulations' in deposition can kill you. Make every exhibit count
Abstracts: The spike in mergers is prompting U.S. courts to compel corporate parties who have not signed any arbitration agreements to arbitrate international disputes
Abstracts: The stakes are too high to gamble away tribal self-government, self-sufficiency, and economic development when amending the Indian Gaming Regulatory Act
Abstracts: The standard of review for the voluntariness of a confession on direct appeal in federal court. Taming a phoenix: the year-and-a-day rule in federal prosecutions for murder
Abstracts: The state of antitrust: conspiracy. Changing insurance policies: coping with the new antitrust environment. Recent and impending developments in copyright and antitrust
Abstracts: The state of paperless courts: a report on the continuing evolution of e-filing. Protected from the elements: security for small-and medium sized law firms
Abstracts: The state of play: a significant eight months. Mood music with Jenny Bacon. Rimington reflects: a candid valedictory from the HSE's director general of the past 11 years
Abstracts: The state of play: the modernisation continues. The enduring political nature of questions of state succession and secession and the quest for objective standards
Abstracts: The states can wait: the immediate appealability of orders denying Eleventh Amendment immunity. "Location, location, location": recent developments in the qualified immunity defense
Abstracts: The states can wait: the immediate appealability of orders denying Eleventh Amendment immunity. part 2 New Deal constitutionalism and the unshackling of the states
Abstracts: The states' rights cases provoke fire; the cases do venture into new constitutional territory, but the issues are still developing
Abstracts: The statistics. In memoriam: Vern Countryman
Abstracts: The status of courtroom technology: attorneys and judges warm up to technology available in courtrooms. Technology blender
Abstracts: The status of the new value exception to the absolute priority rule after Norwest Bank Worthington v. Ahlers. The absolute priority rule and new value: before and after Bank of America National Trust and Savings Association v. 100 North LaSalle Street Partnership
Abstracts: The status-production sideshow: why the antidiscrimination laws are still a mistake. Constitutional risks to equal protection in the criminal justice system
Abstracts: The statutory safe harbor for forward looking statements after two and a half years: has it changed the law? Has it achieved what Congress intended?
Abstracts: The strike force was with him; Memphis professor says defense lawyer group saved him from criminal charges in King assassination probe, but prosecutors are scoffing
Abstracts: The structure and regulation of the New York Stock Exchange. The limits of SEC authority under section 14(a) of the Exchange Act: where federal disclosure ends and state corporate governance begins
Abstracts: The summary of the report "Ideology and Ecology." (Soviet Union) (1991 Bellagio Conference on U.S.-U.S.S.R. Environmental Protection Institutions)
Abstracts: The summer of new content. The battle for your online dollar. Cite-fight: the war on West
Abstracts: The Super League litigation: has Klor's Inc. v. Broadway Hale Stores come down under? Anti-competitive conduct in telecommunications
Abstracts: The Supreme Court and international law: the demise of Restatement section 403. The President's constitutional authority to use limited military force
Abstracts: The Supreme Court, Dr. Jekyll, and the due process of proof. Regulating prison informers under the due process clause
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