Vol. 74 No. 4, September 2009

Index

• The misuse of reasonable royalty damages as a patent infringement deterrent.
• The hundred-years war: the ongoing battle between courts and agencies over the right to interpret federal law.
• A recipe for bias: an empirical look at the interplay between institutional incentives and bounded rationality in prosecutorial decision making.
• Why doctors shouldn't practice law: the American Medical Association's misdiagnosis of physician non-compete clauses.
• The Missouri Eminent Domain Reforms of 2006 "good faith negotiation" requirement: cities can use illegitimate appraisals under Kansas City v. Ku.
• Not taking care of business: state responses to the Employee Free Choice Act, preemption, and the NLRA.
• Hostile takeover: the State of Missouri, the St. Louis School District, and the struggle for quality education in the inner-city: Board of Education of the City of St. Louis v. Missouri State Board of Education.
• Too much risk: the impact of class action lawsuits on claims made insurance policies: H & R Block, Inc. v. American International Specialty Lines Insurance Co.
• Seconds anyone? Using the Missouri SVP law to punish after time served: In re Care and Treatment of Van Orden.