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An Implied Defense: Self-Disclosure Offers A Defense To The Expanded False Claims Liability After Universal Health Services V. Escobar, Megan E. Italiano

William & Mary Law Review

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Should The Law Preserve Party Control? Litigation Investment, Insurance Law, And Double Standards, Anthony J. Sebok

William & Mary Law Review

Litigation investment, sometimes known as litigation finance, is increasingly accepted around the world. Once prohibited as champerty, litigation investment is now embraced in England, Canada, and Australia, as well as in many civil law nations. In the United States, the development of a robust market for investment in litigation has been met by various objections. One objection is that litigation investment interferes with the autonomy of lawyers. A second objection is that it promotes frivolous litigation.

This Article takes up a popular argument against litigation investment: the legal system should not encourage parties to sell their control over litigation that …

Crop Insurance Fraud And Misrepresentations: Contemporary Issues And Possible Remedies, Chad G. Marzen

William & Mary Environmental Law and Policy Review

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The Direct Action Against Insurers In Cercla Insolvency Cases: An Ideal Whose Time Has Come?, Peter R. Mounsey

William & Mary Environmental Law and Policy Review

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Changing A Life Beneficiary By Will, Thomas C. Clark

William & Mary Law Review

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Federal Interpleader - Availability Of Interpleader To Liability Insurer Before Claims Have Been Reduced To Judgments, Underwriters At Lloyd's V. Nichols, 363 F.2d 357 (8th Cir. 1966), F. Prince Butler

William & Mary Law Review

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