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Formed By Thalidomide: Mass Torts As A False Cure For Toxic Exposure, Anita Bernstein
Formed By Thalidomide: Mass Torts As A False Cure For Toxic Exposure, Anita Bernstein
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Inside The Restatement, Aaron Twerski
How To Make A New Tort: Three Paradoxes, Anita Bernstein
How To Make A New Tort: Three Paradoxes, Anita Bernstein
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Arriving At Reasonable Alternative Design: The Reporters' Travelogue, Aaron Twerski, J. A. Henderson
Arriving At Reasonable Alternative Design: The Reporters' Travelogue, Aaron Twerski, J. A. Henderson
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The Managed Care Dilemma: Can Theories Of Tort Liability Adapt To The Realities Of Cost Containment?, Barbara A. Noah
The Managed Care Dilemma: Can Theories Of Tort Liability Adapt To The Realities Of Cost Containment?, Barbara A. Noah
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Over the years, the United States health care system has undergone a transformation from a market comprised mainly of self employed physicians· in solo or small group practices to one in which far fewer physicians engage in this type of independent practice. More than three quarters of the physicians in this country now practice medicine within some form of managed care organization ("MCO") or see some managed care patients. The public increasingly perceives the care provided through MCOs as inferior to traditional feefor-service care. Responding to constituent pressures, legislatures in more than twenty states recently have considered bills regulating managed …
Continuing Classroom Conversation Beyond The Well-Placed "Whys?", Bailey Kuklin, Jeffery J. Stemple
Continuing Classroom Conversation Beyond The Well-Placed "Whys?", Bailey Kuklin, Jeffery J. Stemple
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Homosexuals, Torts, And Dangerous Things, Katherine M. Franke
Homosexuals, Torts, And Dangerous Things, Katherine M. Franke
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Negligent, intentional, and strict liability torts. From a canonical standpoint, whatever else one might teach, it is not a first-year torts course if these three concepts are not covered. Torts has a canon, even a Restatement. Yet a canon evolves only after some criteria of value has been established such that privileged texts can be identified according to some authoritative standard. In other words, a canon is the result of a process by which a rule of recognition identifies authoritative texts.
At what point can we say that torts became a field and an intact legal subject, the canon …