in the Rule of Law” (May 27, 2014);
“Understanding Values Important
in Cross-Cultural Negotiations,
Mediation” (April 24, 2014);
“Settlement Week Offers Chance to
Explore Mediators’ Differing Styles”
(April 3, 2014); “Conflict Coaching a
Useful Dispute Resolution Process
for Clients” (Jan. 22, 2014); and
“Client Involvement is Key in Estate
Mediation” (Jan. 8, 2014), all
Chicago
Daily Law Bulletin
.
James Gathii,
“The Legitimacy of
the COMESA Court of Justice,”
The
Legitimacy of International Trade
Tribunals (
R. Howse, et al., eds.,
forthcoming 2015); “The Variation in
the Use of Sub-Regional Integration
Courts between Business and
Human Rights Actors: The Case of
the East African Court of Justice,”
74
Law and Contemporary Problems
(forthcoming 2015); “Incorporating
the Third Party Beneficiary Principle
in Natural Resource Contracts,” 42
Georgia Journal of International and
Comparative Law
(forthcoming 2015);
“Strength in Intellectual Property
Protection and Foreign Direct
Investment Flows in Least Developed
Countries,” 41
Georgia Journal of
International and Comparative Law
(forthcoming 2015); “Mission Creep
or a Search for Relevance: The East
African Court of Justice’s Human
Rights Strategy,” 24
Duke Journal
of Comparative and International
Law
249 (2013); and “The Status of
African Regional Trade Agreements,”
4
European Yearbook of International
Economic Law
287 (2013).
Diane Geraghty,
“Undocumented
Children and Families in America:
An Interdisciplinary Exploration
of Challenges and Emerging
Opportunities
,”
Preface, 33
Children’s
Legal Rights Journal
1 (Summer
2013); and 33
Children’s Legal Rights
Journal
377 (Fall 2013) (book
review of
Juvenile Justice: Advancing
Research, Policy, and Practice
by
Sherman and Jacobs).
Cynthia Ho,
“Sovereignty Under
Siege: Corporate Challenges to
Domestic Intellectual Property
Decisions,” 30
Berkeley Technology
Law Journal
(forthcoming 2015);
“Should All Drugs Be Patentable?”, 17
Vanderbilt Journal of Entertainment
and Technology Law
(forthcoming
2015); “Drugged Out: How Cognitive
Bias Hurts Drug Innovation,” 51
San Diego Law Review
419 (2014);
“The Role of Conflicting Patent
Perspectives for Compulsory
Licenses,”
Global Perspectives of
Patent Law
(M. Bagley and R. Okediji,
eds., Oxford University Press, 2014);
“Beyond Patents: Global Challenges
to Affordable Medicines,”
The
Globalization of Health Care
(G. Cohen,
ed., Oxford University Press, 2013);
and “A Mystery Statute Approach:
How to Teach and Test the Legal
Skill of Statutory Interpretation,”
Law
Teacher
(Fall 2013).
Michael Kaufman,
“Paving the
Delaware Way: Equitable Limits on
Fee-shifting Bylaws after ATP,” 92
Washington University Law Review
(forthcoming 2015); “Portfolio
Monitoring and Lead Plaintiffs under
the PSLRA,” 68
Southern Methodist
University Law Review
(forthcoming
2015); “Leave Time for Trouble:
The Limitations Periods Under the
Federal Securities Laws,” 40
Journal
of Corporation Law
143 (2014);
“Foreword: Behavioral Economics
and Investor Protection,” 44
Loyola
University Chicago Law Journ
al 1323
(2013); and “Behavioral Economics
and Investor Protection: Keynote
Address by Daniel Kahneman,” 44
Loyola University Chicago Law Journal
1333 (2013).
Jeffrey Kwall,
“The Outer Limits
of Realization:
Weiss v. Stearn
and
Corporate Dilution,” 17
Florida Tax
Review
(forthcoming 2015)
(with Wilbur).
Margaret Moses,
“Inherent and
Implied Powers of Arbitrators,”
Liber
Amicorum for the Chartered Institute of
Arbitrators
(2014); “Inherent Powers of
Arbitrators to Deal with Ethical Issues,”
Contemporary Issues in International
Arbitration and Mediation: The
Fordham Papers
(2014); “Arbitration/
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Neil Williams gave opening remarks at this year’s Race and the Law Symposium, which discussed the role of racial bias in police action.
Litigation Interface: The European
Debate,” 35
Northwestern Journal
of International Law and Business
1
(2014); “Challenges for the Future:
The Diminishing Role of Consent
in Arbitration,” 11
Transnational
Dispute Management
4 (2014) and IV
Yearbook on International Arbitration
19
(
2015); “Arbitration by Default
Rather Than by Consent,”
New York
Dispute Resolution Lawyer
(Fall 2014);
“Will Antisuit Injunctions Rise Again in
Europe?”,
Kluwer Arbitration Blog
(Nov.
20, 2013); “Reasoned Decisions in
Arbitrator Challenges,” III
Yearbook on
International Arbitration
199 (2013);
and “The Growth of Arbitrator Power
to Control Counsel Conduct,”
Kluwer
Arbitration Blog
(Nov. 12, 2014).
Book review:
New York Convention
on the Recognition and Enforcement
of Foreign Arbitral Awards, American
Journal of International Law,
R. Wolff,
ed. (forthcoming 2015).
Charles Murdock (JD ’63),
“Halliburton, Basic and Fraud on
the Market: The Need for a New
Paradigm,” 60
Villanova Law Review
203 (2015); “Fiduciary Duties
,” Illinois
Business Law: Choice of Entity Issues
and Corporations
(2015);
“
Janus
Capital Group, Inc. v. First Derivative
Traders
: The Culmination of the
Supreme Court’s Evolution from
Liberal to Reactionary in Rule 10b-
5 Actions,” 91
Denver University
Law Review
369 (2014);
“Attorney
Malpractice for Failure to File Blue
Sky Rescission Notice,”
Business and
Securities Law Forum
, Sept. 2014
(with Tae Kim); “Boilerplate Warnings
No Defense to Fraud: The Second
District’s Decision in
Rasgaitis v.
Waterstone
,”
Business and Securities
Law Forum
, Oct. 2014 (with Jennifer
Fair); “Thinking, Fast and Slow—A
Lawyer’s Perspective,” 44
Loyola
University Chicago Law Journal
1377
(2013) (with Sullivan); “Credit Default
Swaps: Dubious Instruments,”
Harvard
Business Law Review Online
(2013);
and “The Big Banks: Background,
Deregulation, Financial Innovation,
and ‘Too Big to Fail,’” 20
Denver
University Law Review
505 (2013).
Juan Perea,
“Racial Templates,”
112
Michigan Law Review
1133
(2014); “Doctrines of Delusion: On
the History of the GI Bill and Other
Inconvenient Truths that Undermine
the Supreme Court’s Affirmative
Action Jurisprudence,” 75
University of
Pittsburgh Law Review
(forthcoming
2015); and “Of Word Grenades
and Impermeable Walls: Imperial
Scholarship Then and Now,”
Law and
Inequality
(forthcoming 2015).
Steven Ramirez,
“Rodrigo’s
Abstraction: Capitalism Inequality
and Reform Over Time and Space
,”
50
Wake Forest Law Review
(forthcoming
2015); “Toward a Critical Corporate
Law Pedagogy and Scholarship,” 92
Washington University Law Review
(forthcoming 2015) (with pond
cummings andWade); and “The
Virtues of Private Securities Litigation:
An Historic and Macroeconomic
Perspective,” 45
Loyola University
Chicago Law Journal
669 (2014).
Alan Raphael,
“Can Texas Refuse to
Issue an Auto License Plate Honoring
the Confederacy?”, 2015-16
Preview
of United States Supreme Court
Cases
(with Hennessey); “What Must
the Government Prove to Convict
Under Accomplice Liability for the
Use of a Weapon During a Drug
Transaction?”, 2013-14
Preview of
United States Supreme Court Cases
74
(with Czarnecki); and “To Convict for
Distribution of Heroin Causing Death,
Must the Government Show that
Heroin Proximately Caused, andWas
the Sole Cause of Death?”, 2013-14
Preview of United States Supreme Court
Cases
71 (with Muralidhara).
Anne-Marie Rhodes,
“Memories
of George Anastaplo,” 45
Loyola
University Chicago Law Journal
924 (2014); “NotarizedWills,” 27
Quinnipiac Probate Law Journal
419
(2014); and “Transmitting Retirement
Accounts: Getting It Right,”
Jotwell
(Nov. 24, 2014).
Hank Rose,
“How Federal Tax
Expenditures that Support Housing
Contribute to Economic Inequality,”
Real Estate Law Journal
(forthcoming
2015); “The Constitutionality of
Emily Benfer, director of Loyola’s Health Justice Project, collaborates with David Buchanan, MD, at the Erie Family Health Center.
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