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Journal Volume 1999 No. 1
| ARTICLES | ||
| Evaluating Bankruptcy Mediation | William J. Woodward Jr. | 1 |
| Giving Meaning to the Second Generation of ADR Education: Attorneys' Duty to Learn about ADR and What They Must Learn | Suzanne J. Schmitz | 29 |
| NOTES | ||
| Collective Bargaining Agreements, Arbitration Provisions and Employment Discrimination Claims: Compulsory Arbitration or Judicial Remedy? | Ann E. Ahrens | 57 |
| Federal Mediation Privilege: Should Mediation Communications Be Protected From Subsequent Civil & Criminal Proceedings? | Joshua J. Engelbart | 73 |
| Does Title VII Preclude Enforcement of Compulsory Arbitration Agreements? The Ninth Circuit Says Yes | Ryan D. O'Dell | 83 |
| Exceptional Circumstances Justifying Vacatur When Lower Court Decision Mooted by Settlement: Repeat Litigants Slide into Home with Second Circuit Decision | S. Kristina Starke | 97 |
| NASD Applications Require Arbitration of Employment Disputes | Christina S. Young | 107 |