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| ARTICLES | ||
| Wisconsin's Court-Ordered ADR Law: Potential for Resolving Libel Disputes | Michael E. Weinzierl | 193 |
| Reevaluating the Nursing Home Ombudsman's Role with a View Toward Expanding the Concept of Dispute Resolution | Jeffrey S. Kahana | 217 |
| Public Health and Safety Hazards Versus Confidentiality: Expanding the Mediation Door of the Multi-Door Courthouse | Arlin R. Thrush | 235 |
| NOTES | ||
| Courts Let Go of the Reins: Runaway Escrow Agent Binds Principals to Arbitration Agreement 99 Commercial Street, Inc. V. Goldberg | Karen E. Martin | 259 |
| Arbitration or Stipulation: Playing Word Games in the Federal Courts DDI Seamless Cylinder Int'l v. General Fire Extinguisher Corp. | Jeffrey T. Davis | 273 |
| The Union Walks in the Sixth: The Integrity of Mandatory Non-Binding Grievance Procedures in Collective Bargaining Agreements AT&T v. Communications Workers of America, AFL-CIO | Mark R. Kroeker | 289 |
| Public Employee Bargaining Rights: An Avenue for Success for the Majority or a Trap for the Minority? Wrinkle v. Int'l Union of Operating Engineers, Local 2, AFL-CIO | Greg W. Pearman | 301 |
| STUDENT PROJECT | ||
| Recent Developments: The Uniform Arbitration Act | 311 | |