Vol. 79 No. 3, July 2012
Index
- Value for money.
- Calendar of meetings.
- Is there still room for the coexistence of legal systems in today's global economy?
- The perils of oversharing: can the attorney-client privilege be broadly waived by partially disclosing attorney communications during negotiations?
- Proving the details of the 9/11 terrorist attacks: the admissibility of the Kean Commission findings.
- International class actions in the Canadian context: standing, funding, enforceability and trial.
- Despite the evidence, I swear that the facts I allege are true: confronting a plaintiff's uncorroborated testimony on a factual issue when removing a case based on fraudulent joinder.
- Stabilization of product liability law by statute: Mississippi as a case study.
- Disqualifying arbitrators for failure to make complete disclosures after Scandinavian Re v. St. Paul Re: what is "evident partiality"?
- Be careful what you ask for - the forum non conveniens dilemma.
- NFL bounty programs: who pays?
- Reviewing the law reviews.