From our latest issue Putting the Hanging Paragraph Out to Pasture: Reconciling the Mandates of Bankruptcy and Tax Law Nicholas J. Huffmon
From our latest issue The Use and Abuse of Governing-Law Clauses in Trusts: What Should the New Restatement Say? Thomas P. Gallanis
From our latest issue Reasonable for Whom? Developing a More Sensible Approach to the Discovery Rule in Civil Actions Based on Childhood Sexual Abuse Theodore R.A. Ovrom
From our latest issue Abuse of Discretion and the Sliding Scale of Deference: Restoring the Balance of Power Between Circuit Courts and District Courts for Rule 23 Class Certification Decisions in Oil and Gas Royalty Litigation David C. Miller
Article Accountability as a Debiasing Strategy: Testing the Effect of Racial Diversity in Employment Committees Jamillah Bowman Williams
Essay The Use and Abuse of Governing-Law Clauses in Trusts: What Should the New Restatement Say? Thomas P. Gallanis
Note Putting the Hanging Paragraph Out to Pasture: Reconciling the Mandates of Bankruptcy and Tax Law Nicholas J. Huffmon
Note An Epistemological Argument Against Federal Rule of Evidence 403’s Cumulative Evidence Clause Nathan Kooker
Note The National Historic Preservation Act: An Inadequate Attempt to Protect the Cultural and Religious Sites of Native Nations Amanda M. Marincic
Note Abuse of Discretion and the Sliding Scale of Deference: Restoring the Balance of Power Between Circuit Courts and District Courts for Rule 23 Class Certification Decisions in Oil and Gas Royalty Litigation David C. Miller
Note Reasonable for Whom? Developing a More Sensible Approach to the Discovery Rule in Civil Actions Based on Childhood Sexual Abuse Theodore R.A. Ovrom
