VOLUME 21 | SUMMER 2002 | NUMBER 3

Ethical Legal Writing
Wayne Schiess
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Law in Texas Literature: Texas Justice --- Judge Roy Bean Style
Shawn E. Tuma
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Equitable Estoppel as a Basis for Compelling Nonsignatories to Arbitrate -- A Bridge Too Far?
J. Douglas Uloth & J. Hamilton Rial, III

Money (It's What They Want): Quantifying Damage Awards for Foreign Tort Victims in United States Admiralty Courts
John M. Barcus

Comparative Fault in Legal Malpractice and Insurance Bad Faith: An Argument for Symmetry
Larry Garrett

At All Costs: Mandatory Child Abuse Reporting Statutes and the Clergy-Communicant Privilege
Shannon O'Malley

VOLUME 21 | SPRING 2002 | NUMBER 2

Privacy for Prospective Jurors at What Price? Distinguishing Privacy Rights form Privacy Interests; Rethinking Procedures to Protect Privacy in Civil and Criminal Cases
Karen Monsen

Protecting U.S. Oil Companies from Lawsuits Brought by Foreign Offshore Oil and Gas Workers: A Report on the Effects of the 1982 Amendment to the Jones Act
David W. Robertson and Chari Lynn Kelly
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The Application of the Loss of Chance Doctrine in Class Actions
Paul Speaker
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Texas Independence: The Lone Star State Serves as an Example to Other Jurisdictions as it Rejects Mixed-Motive Defenses to Batson Challenges
Geoffrey A. Gannaway
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OPA's Reach: The Geographic Scope of "Navigable Waters" Under the Oil Pollution Act of 1990
Kevin Batik

When Almost Famous Just Isn't Famous Enough: Understanding Fame in the Federal Trademark Dilution Act as a Term of Art Requiring Minimal Distinctiveness
Daniel E. Mangis

Loss of Academic Freedom on the Internet: The Fourth Circuit's Decision in Urofsky v. Gilmore
Kate Williams

VOLUME 21 | WINTER 2005 | NUMBER 1

Pleading Rules in Antitrust Cases: A Return to Fact Pleading?
Edward Cavanagh

Who Should Guard the Guardians? A New Approach for Monitoring Class Action Lawyers
Alon Klement

Damages Liability in Special Education Cases
Mark C. Weber

Why Crocodiles, Elephants, and American Citizens Should Prefer Foreign Courts: A Comparative Analysis of Standing to Sue
Matt Handley

The Future of Mediation Confidentiality in Texas: Shedding Light on a Murky Situation
Greg Dillard

Death of a Trademark: Genericide in the Digital Age
Sung In
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Unprecedented: The Eighth Circuit Repaves Antiquas Vias with a New Constitutional Doctrine
Christian F. Southwick