No. 46-4, June 1995

Index

• Admiralty - Thomas S. Rue
• Antitrust - Michael Eric Ross
• Bankruptcy - W. Homer Drake, Jr. and James W. Dilz
• Central Bank: the End of Secondary Liability Under Section 10(b) of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 - Stephen H. Brown
• Constitutional Civil Law - Albert Sidney Johnson
• Constitutional Criminal Procedure - Edward D. Lukemire and John Lynch
• Employment Discrimination - Peter Reed Corbin and John E. Duvall
• Environmental Law - W. Scott Laseter
• Evidence - Marc T. Treadwell
• Federal Sentencing Guidelines - Andrea Wilson
• Federal Taxation - Timothy J. Peaden
• Gottshall v. Consolidated Rail Corp.: Recognizing Negligently Inflicted Emotional Injuries Under the Federal Employers' Liability Act - J. Scott Hale
• Hewitt v. Kalish: Qualifying as an "expert Competent to Testify" Under O.c.g.a. Section 9-11-9.1 - Richard T. Hills
• John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Co. v. Harris Trust & Savings Bank: Guaranteed Benefit Policy Exclusion Holds No Guarantee for Insurers from Erisa's Fiduciary Standards - Shane C. Deleon
• Labor Law - Stephen W. Mooney and Leigh Lawson Reeves
• Miller v. Arkansas: Criminals Beware! Arkansas Uses an Objective Approach in Evaluating Pretextual Traffic Stops - Jason Watson
• Pre-litigation Contractual Waivers of the Right to a Jury Trial Are Unenforceable Under Georgia Law - E. Michelle Robinson
• Securities Regulation - John L. Latham and Jay E. Sloman
• The Employer's/insurance Carrier's Right to Subrogation Under the Georgia Workers' Compensation Act (o.c.g.a. Section 34-9-11.1): How Long Will it Last? - Gregory T. Talley
• Trial Practice and Procedure - Philip W. Savrin