References
Contract Formation in Imperfect Markets: Should We Use Mediators in Deals?
February 8, 2012
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February 8, 2012
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Behind the Neutral: A Look at Provider Issues Due Process Protocol Protects Consumer Rights
February 8, 2012
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February 8, 2012
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The Brain and Behavior: Limitations in the Legal Use of Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging
February 8, 2012
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February 8, 2012
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Contractual Waivers of a Right to Jury Trial- Another Option
February 8, 2012
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February 8, 2012
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Rendered Impracticable: Behavioral Economics and the Impracticability Doctrine
February 8, 2012
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February 8, 2012
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Does Repeat Play Elicit Cooperation? Evidence from Federal Civil Litigation
February 8, 2012
While some litigants frequently file cases, very few opposing pairs of litigants appear together frequently. Thus, there is little opportunity for litigants to develop trust or reputation. Lawyers, on the other hand, face each other frequently and participate in a community of lawyers that shares information. Lawyers may therefore foster efficient dispute resolution by turning one-shot client interaction into a repeated game. This suggests the following empirical question: Are disputes resolved more...
February 8, 2012
While some litigants frequently file cases, very few opposing pairs of litigants appear together frequently. Thus, there is little opportunity for litigants to develop trust or reputation. Lawyers, on the other hand, face each other frequently and participate in a community of lawyers that shares information. Lawyers may therefore foster efficient dispute resolution by turning one-shot client interaction into a repeated game. This suggests the following empirical question: Are disputes resolved more...
The Effect of Conflicting Moral and Legal Rules on Bargaining Behavior: The Case of No-Fault Divorce
February 8, 2012
Under contemporary no-fault divorce laws, it is impermissible to factor marital misconduct, a highly salient component of many divorces, into decisions about how to allocate joint property between the parties. We hypothesize that the no-fault law is in conflict with a moral intuition that favors punishment for people who break the marriage contract, and that people will be either unwilling or unable to fully ignore marital fault in the context of divorce settlement negotiations. In four web-based...
February 8, 2012
Under contemporary no-fault divorce laws, it is impermissible to factor marital misconduct, a highly salient component of many divorces, into decisions about how to allocate joint property between the parties. We hypothesize that the no-fault law is in conflict with a moral intuition that favors punishment for people who break the marriage contract, and that people will be either unwilling or unable to fully ignore marital fault in the context of divorce settlement negotiations. In four web-based...
Note, The Implications of EEOC v. Waffle House: Do Settlement and Waiver Agreements Affect the EEOC’s Right to Seek and Obtain Victim-Specific Relief?
February 8, 2012
This Note examines the Supreme Court's decision in EEOCv. Waffle House, Inc., which held that the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission could seek victim-specific relief on behalf of an individual, even when that individual had previously signed a mandatory arbitration agreement. The authors attempt to answer the question of whether this case allows the EEOC to recover victim-specific relief, including back pay and compensatory and punitive damages, on behalf of an employee who has settled or signed...
February 8, 2012
This Note examines the Supreme Court's decision in EEOCv. Waffle House, Inc., which held that the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission could seek victim-specific relief on behalf of an individual, even when that individual had previously signed a mandatory arbitration agreement. The authors attempt to answer the question of whether this case allows the EEOC to recover victim-specific relief, including back pay and compensatory and punitive damages, on behalf of an employee who has settled or signed...
From Russia with Love: The Legal Repercussions of the Recruitment and Contracting of Foreign Players in the National Hockey League
February 8, 2012
This comment discusses the issues of the NHL's negotiation of contracts with Russian players and the resulting antitrust and international lawsuits between the two countries.
February 8, 2012
This comment discusses the issues of the NHL's negotiation of contracts with Russian players and the resulting antitrust and international lawsuits between the two countries.
