Interlocutory Appeals in Complex Litigation: A Rule 23(f) Analog for Collective Actions
Interlocutory Appeals in Complex Litigation: A Rule 23(f) Analog for Collective Actions
Article by E. Travis Ramey
Propping Open the Court House Door: State Administrative Law as a Means of Private Medicaid Enforcement
Propping Open the Court House Door: State Administrative Law as a Means of Private Medicaid Enforcement
Article by Molly Teague
More Than a Green Label: "Green Healthwashing" and the Implied Warranty of Merchantability
More Than a Green Label: "Green Healthwashing" and the Implied Warranty of Merchantability
Comment by Bridgette J. Valenti
Tulane Law Review — Since 1916
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Volume 92 | Issue 4
Article by Mary Holper
