From our latest issue Lost Causes? Why Iowans with Mental Illness Face an Uphill Battle for Social Security Disability Benefits David L. Rappenecker
From our latest issue Far from a “Moot” Issue: Addressing the Growing Problem of Lower Courts’ Presumption of Governmental “Good Faith” in Voluntary Cessation Cases Jonathan M. Janssen
From our latest issue A Changing World Calls for Iowa to Apply the Alter Ego Doctrine to Irrevocable Trusts Patrick K. Kenney
From our latest issue Just Say Yes? The Fiduciary Duty Implications of Directorial Acquiescence Lisa M. Fairfax
Note Ethical Dilemmas for In-House Counsel During the Pre-Litigation Employment Practices Liability Insurance Audit Kimberly J. Cullen
Note Undergraduate Unionization: A New Frontier of Student Organizing in a Post-Columbia World Anthony J. Fitzpatrick
Note Far from a “Moot” Issue: Addressing the Growing Problem of Lower Courts’ Presumption of Governmental “Good Faith” in Voluntary Cessation Cases Jonathan M. Janssen
Note A Changing World Calls for Iowa to Apply the Alter Ego Doctrine to Irrevocable Trusts Patrick K. Kenney
Note Constructing a Compromise: The Current State of Gang Database Legislation and How to Effectuate Nationwide Reform Lauren M. Pittman
Note Lost Causes? Why Iowans with Mental Illness Face an Uphill Battle for Social Security Disability Benefits David L. Rappenecker
