Ethics, Civility, and Pete Rose
Edward R. Leahy, Boston College Law School
Arbitration as an Alternative to Fraud Litigation for International
Letters of Credit
Mark S. Blodgett, Suffolk University and
Donald O. Mayer, University of Oakland
Alternative Approaches to Accountants' Liability to Non-Clients: Privity
of Contract, Intended Beneficiary, or Foreseeability
Gerald R. Ferrera and Franklyn P. Salimbene,
Bentley College
Applications of the "First Sale" Doctrine in Trademark Infringement
Cases
William E. Greenspan, University of Bridgeport
Controlling Encryption Exports: The Clash Between Freedom of Speech
and National Security in Bernstein vs. U.S. Dept. of State
Carter H. Manny, University of Southern Maine
The Expanding Role of Comparable Worth in European Law
William Scheibal,
Impact of the INS Misappropriation Doctrine in the Cyberspace/Information
Age
David Silverstein, Suffolk University
Paid Union Organizers as Protected "Employees" Under the NLRA: The NLRB
v Town & Country Electric Inc. Decision
David P. Twomey, Boston College
Acculturation in Business: Some Observations and Comments
Robert E. Cheek and William G. Elliot, Saginaw
Valley State University
From Private Clubs to Parades: How Accommodating are State Laws?
Erika Marie Brown and Stephanie Greene, Boston
College
American Geophysical vs. Texaco: A Canadian Perspective
Dorothy Duplessis, University of New Brunswick
and Gamewell Gantt, Idaho State University
Extraterritorial Application of the Lanham Trademark Act: A Review of
Recent Case Law
William E. Greenspan, University of Bridgeport
The Current Challenges to Punitive Damages Awards
Margo E.K. Reder, Bentley College
The Issue of Punitive Damages in Products Liability: A Fresh Look at
an Old Problem
Robert E. Shapiro and Richard J. Hunter, Jr.,
Seton Hall University
Reconsidering the Constitutionality of Statutory Delegation of Authority
to Private Automobile Insurers to Assess Surcharges Under a Merit Rating
System
David Silverstein and Virginia A Greiman, Suffolk
University
The Impact of Recent Supreme Court Decisions on Trade Dress Protection
and the Use of Colors as Trademarks
David P. Twoomey, Boston College
Letters of Credit: Narrowing the Fraud Exception
Erika Marie Brown, Boston College
Beware Friendly Dog; Who is Liable?
William E. Greenspan, University of Bridgeport
Efforts to Reduce Piracy of U.S. Intellectual Property in China
Carter Manny, University of Southern Maine
McKennon vs. Nashville Banner Publication Co.: the Supreme Court
Puts After-Acquired Evidence In Its Rightful Place
Christine Neylon O'Brien, Boston College
Safety First! Massachusetts Takes Another Look at Employee Drug Testing
Lucille M. Ponte, Bentley College
When Labor Balked and Management Clutched: Legal Issues Surrounding
the 1994-95 Major League Baseball Strike
Carol-Daugherty Rasnic, Virginia Commonwealth
University
The U.S.-China Trade Dispute Over Intellectual Property Protection:
Timely Resolution or Time Bomb?
David Silverstein, Suffolk University
Employer Monitoring of Telephone Calls and Electronic Mail: Staying
Within the Employer Exceptions Under Federal Law
David P. Twomey, Boston College
Sexual Harassment: A Workplace Faux Pas
Bruce W. Warren, Simmons College