Vol. 88 No. 2, December 2012
Index
- Still confronting the consolidation conundrum.
- Aggregation and constitutional rights.
- Aggregation and constitutional rights.
- Rethinking anti-aggregation doctrine.
- The malleability of collective litigation.
- The malleability of collective litigation.
- The shortest distance: direct filing and choice of law in multidistrict litigation.
- The shortest distance: direct filing and choice of law in multidistrict litigation.
- Killing them with kindness: examining 'consumer-friendly' arbitration clauses after AT&T Mobility v. Concepcion.
- The way forward after Wal-Mart.
- Regulatory litigation in the European Union: does the U.S. class action have a new analogue?
- Regulatory litigation in the European Union: does the U.S. class action have a new analogue?
- Profiles, syndromes, and the Rule 405 problem: addressing a form of disguised character under the Federal Rules of Evidence.
- In defense of Rayburn House: why the Supreme Court should recognize an evidentiary privilege of nondisclosure in its speech or debate clause jurisprudence.
- Doctor's orders: a new prescription for ADHD medication abuse.