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Personal Jurisdiction Issues And The Internet, Stephanie A. Waxler

Loyola Consumer Law Review

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College Prep: What Every Consumer Should Know About Education Expenses And The Economic Growth & (And) Tax Relief Act Of 2001, Regina Rathnau

Loyola Consumer Law Review

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Identity Theft, Computer Fraud And 18 U.S.C. S 1030(G): A Guide To Obtaining Jurisdiction In The United States For A Civil Suit Against A Foreign National Defendant, Michael C. Mccutcheon

Loyola Consumer Law Review

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Avery V. State Farm: The Potential For Abuse Of The Class Action And Its Extraordinary Impact On Insurer And Insured, Michelle Liffick

Loyola Consumer Law Review

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Clash Of The Federal Titans: The Federal Arbitration Act V. The Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act Will The Consumer Win Or Lose?, Katherine R. Guerin

Loyola Consumer Law Review

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Fda Issues Warning About An Ingredient In Cold Remedies And Diet Drugs, Michelle C. Liffick

Loyola Consumer Law Review

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Randolph V. Green Tree Financial Corp: Does A Failure To Allocate Arbitration Clause Prevent Consumers From Vindicating Their Cause Of Action, Michael Wax

Loyola Consumer Law Review

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The Following Will Surprise Or Even Shock You: A Look Into Tv Newsmagazines And Their Effect On Consumers, Randy Awdish

Loyola Consumer Law Review

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Napster: The Boundary Between Sharing And Theft, Michelle C. Liffick

Loyola Consumer Law Review

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Bad Medicine: Erisa's Equitable Remedies And The Preemption Of Fundamental Legal Rights, 34 J. Marshall L. Rev. 583 (2001), Marilyn Lablaiks

UIC Law Review

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Resurrecting Incipiency: From Von's Grocery To Consumer Choice, Robert H. Lande

All Faculty Scholarship

The merger incipiency doctrine is virtually ignored in the courts today. This article argues that it should be resurrected, and it also explores the ways that effectuating Congressional intent in the area would reinvigorate merger policy.

The article documents how the legislative history of the antimerger statutes shows that Congress intended mergers to be evaluated under an incipiency approach, and explores the possible meanings of this idea. It then shows that this is a strong basis for reviving significantly stricter or more prophylactic merger enforcement.

The article shows how there are aspects of the doctrine that could be revived without …

The Wide World Of Torts: Reviewing Franklin & Rabin's Tort Law And Alternatives, Bernard W. Bell

Seattle University Law Review

In several respects, Franklin and Rabin's casebook provides a wonderful and effective vehicle for teaching torts, particularly to first-year students. The book develops important overarching themes while effectively presenting a wide variety of specific tort doctrines. The book also offers professors opportunities to sharpen students' legal abilities. In Part I of this review, I will discuss the first case in Franklin and Rabin's book and explain its usefulness in introducing several themes that both are critical to understanding tort law and assume a prominent place throughout the casebook. In Part II, I will focus on Franklin and Rabin's treatment of …

When Torts Is More Than A Series Of Accidents: Epstein On Torts, Victor Flatt

Seattle University Law Review

By using the Epstein book, the students learn the basics of torts in a way that is not frustrating, but in which they are still challenged by legal theory and pushed to think. Coupled with the interest and entertainment that are behind the choice of cases, I find the Epstein book to be very appropriate for our students. Of course, no book will fit everyone's needs or styles of teaching. But if you can determine what it is you wish to emphasize, both substantively and doctrinally, you can use this information to assist in selection. If, like me, you want …

A Review Of Torts And Compensation: Personal Accountability And Social Responsibility For Injury, Susan M. Gilles

Seattle University Law Review

I will review my selection of Dobbs and Hayden's Torts And Compensation, Personal Accountability And Social Responsibility For Injury (hereinafter "the Dobbs casebook") for use in my year-long first-year torts class. My review will focus on the third edition and will note changes made in the fourth edition, which came out recently. My hope is to tell you a little about the Dobbs casebook and a little about why I thought it would suit my incoming first-year students and my style of teaching. When selecting a casebook I have four main concerns: What is the coverage? Does the casebook employ …

Torts Teaching: From Basic Training To Legal-Process Theory: Dominick Vetri, Tort Law And Practice, Joseph A. Page

Seattle University Law Review

It was in the course of my meanderings through the torts-casebook landscape that I came upon Professor Dominick Vetri's entry in the field. The quality that first attracted me was the way it fashioned a user-friendly introduction to the study of law, to the uniqueness of the common law, and to the centrality of process. The book demonstrated an unusual sensitivity to the bewilderment of beginners and made a special effort to anticipate their needs and concerns. Yet what made Vetri's approach particularly intriguing was that it managed to play not only to nervous neophytes, but also to students in …

New Challenges For Consumers And Businesses In The Cyber-Frontier: E-Contracts, E-Torts, And E-Dispute Resolution, John W. Cooley

Loyola Consumer Law Review

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Affirmative Recovery Under The Ftc Holder Rule, Ellen Carey

Loyola Consumer Law Review

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Cloning Human Beings And The Consumer Of The Future: A Worthwhile Endeavor Or A Nightmare Come True?, Adam Frankel

Loyola Consumer Law Review

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The Biggest Products Liability Disaster In Years, Michelle C. Liffick

Loyola Consumer Law Review

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"And The Survey Says…" When Is Evidence Of Actual Consumer Confusion Required To Win A Case Under Section 1692g Of The Fair Debt Collection Practices Act In The Seventh Circuit?, Michael S. Hilicki

Loyola Consumer Law Review

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Atm Fees: Increasing Charges Give Rise To The Debate Over Preemption And States' Rights In Electronic Banking, Kathryn Smetana

Loyola Consumer Law Review

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Electronic Signatures In The Global Economy , Junaid Zubairi

Loyola Consumer Law Review

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Report From The Bureau Of Competition Prepared Remarks Of Molly S. Boast, Acting Director Bureau Of Competition, Federal Trade Commission, Before The American Bar Association Antitrust Section Spring Meeting 2001, Washington, D.C., March 29, 2001, Molly S. Boast

Loyola Consumer Law Review

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Class Action Suits Prompt Governmental Action To Examine Ritalin Use And Regulation, Ann Chiumino

Loyola Consumer Law Review

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Regulation Fd And Consumer Investors: Shedding New Light On Investment Markets, Jerome Tomas

Loyola Consumer Law Review

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The U.S.-Vietnam Bilateral Trade Agreement: How Vietnam's Efforts To Strengthen Its Trademark And Copyright Laws Signal Its Desire To Join The World Economy, Cara A. Boyle

Loyola Consumer Law Review

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Federally Funded Stem Cell Research: A Good Deal For The Taxpayer And Consumer?, Don Allen Resnikoff

Loyola Consumer Law Review

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Pharmaceutical Industry Faces Prescription For Change As High Drug Prices Call Consumers To Action, Kathryn Smetana

Loyola Consumer Law Review

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Killing The Debt Or Killing The Debtor: The Effect Of The Bankruptcy Reform Act Of 2001 On Consumers, Kendall Woods

Loyola Consumer Law Review

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Refund Anticipation Loans: Less Money For Consumers Entitled To Refunds, More Profit For H & (And) R Block, Kathryn Smetana

Loyola Consumer Law Review

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