Volume 95 | Issue 4

April 2021

Volume 92 | Issue 4

Civil Law, Chinese Law

The Making of a Civil Code in China: Promises and Perils of a New Civil Law

Civil Law, Chinese Law

Article by Hao Jiang

Civil Law, Chinese Law

Sports, Chinese Law, Free Speech

Global Sports Leagues and China's Free Speech Problem

Sports, Chinese Law, Free Speech

Article by Thomas A. Baker III, Marc Edelman, and John T. Holden

Sports, Chinese Law, Free Speech

Legal Reform, Community Economic Identity

Law, Growth, and the Identity Hurdle: A Theory of Legal Reform

Legal Reform, Community Economic Identity

Article by Martin W. Sybblis

Legal Reform, Community Economic Identity

Damages, Medical Expenses, Billed Charges

The Valuation of Medical Expense Damages in Tort: Debunking the Myth That Chargemaster-Based "Billed Charges" Are Relevant to Determining the Reasonable Value of Medical Care

Damages, Medical Expenses, Billed Charges

Article by George A. Nation III

Damages, Medical Expenses, Billed Charges

Maritime, Jones Act, Seaman Status

Sanchez v. Smart Fabricators of Texas, L.L.C.: The Fifth Circuit Drifts Astray in the Perilous Waters of Seaman Status

Maritime, Jones Act, Seaman Status

Note by Madeline Inzenga

Maritime, Jones Act, Seaman Status

Black Lives Matter, Police, Negligent Protester Standard, Certification

Doe v. McKesson: The "Duty" of Certification and the "Risks" of a Negligent Protester Standard

Black Lives Matter, Police, Negligent Protester Standard, Certification

Note by Ryan S. Park

Black Lives Matter, Police, Negligent Protester Standard, Certification

Civil Procedure, Environmental Law, Oil and Gas

Parish of Plaquemines v. Chevron USA, Inc.: Fifth Circuit Panel Unanimously Votes Oil Companies' Removal Filing is Too Little, Too Late and Keeps Forty-Two Pollution Lawsuits in State Court

Civil Procedure, Environmental Law, Oil and Gas

Note by Riana Morales

Civil Procedure, Environmental Law, Oil and Gas

Nondelegation, Affordable Care Act

Texas v. Rettig: The Fifth Circuit Rejects Lower Court's Attempted Revival of the Nondelegation Doctrine, Holding That States Were Wrongly Awarded $479 Million in Affordable Care Act Challenge

Nondelegation, Affordable Care Act

Note by Emily M. Shinn

Nondelegation, Affordable Care Act