Vol. 42 No. 3, June 2009

Index

• Morse v. Frederick one year later: new limitations on student speech and the "Columbine factor".
• Limited liability companies at 20.
• Through the looking glass: status liability and the single member and series LLC perspective.
• Contractarianism and its discontents: reflections on unincorporated business organization law reform.
• A single theory of limited liability companies: an evolutionary analysis.
• LLCs and nonprofit organizations - for-profits, nonprofits, and hybrids.
• The plight of the bare naked assignee.
• Are the courts developing a unique theory of limited liability companies or simply borrowing from other forms?
• External entities and internal aggregates: a deconstructionist conundrum.
• My dog ate my email: creating a comprehensive adverse inference instruction standard for spoliation of electronic evidence.
• Opportunity lost? The ineffective assistance doctrine's applicability to foregone plea bargains.
• Two for the T, three for you and me: the MBTA's exception to the three-year statute of limitations.