| SYMPOSIUM |
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| Damages: Using a Case Study to Teach Law, Lawyering, and Dispute Resolution |
Melody Richardson Daily, Chris Guthrie, Leonard L. Riskin |
1 |
| Summary of Damages |
Donna L. Pavlick |
11 |
| Damages as Narrative |
Melody Richardson Daily |
21 |
| Damages: Expert Witnesses |
Stephen D. Easton |
37 |
| Damages: The Litigation Environment |
Stephen D. Easton |
57 |
| Understanding Settlement in Damages (and Beyond) |
Chris Guthrie |
89 |
| The Insurance Aspects of Damages |
Robert H. Jerry, II, Douglas R. Richmond |
107 |
| Teaching and Learning from the Mediations in Barry Werth’s Damages |
Leonard L. Riskin |
119 |
| Relations between Lawyer and Client in Damages: Model, Typical, or Dysfunctional? |
Rodney J. Uphoff |
145 |
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| ARTICLE |
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| Experiences of Collaborative Law: Preliminary Results from The Collaborative Lawyering Research Project |
Dr. Julie Macfarlane |
179 |
| Assessing Mediator Performance: The Usefulness of Participant Questionnaires |
Roselle L. Wissler, Robert W. Rack, Jr. |
229 |
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| NOTES |
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| To Be Announced: Silence from the United States Supreme Court and Disagreement among Lower Courts Suggest an Uncertain Future for Class-Wide Arbitration |
Jonathan R. Bunch |
259 |
| Going Dutch: Should Employees Have to Split the Costs of Arbitration in Disputes Arising from Mandatory Employment Arbitration Agreements? |
John F. Crawford |
277 |
| Securities Arbitration Awards of Punitive Damages: Protective or Expansive Steps for Review? |
Andrew Kopp |
289 |
