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VOLUME 29
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SUMMER 2002 |
NUMBER 4
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ARTICLES
THE CONCEPT OF NATIONAL LAW AND THE RULE OF RECOGNITION
- Melvin A. Eisenberg
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THE CONTENT OF OUR CASEBOOKS: WHY DO CASES GET LITIGATED?
- Samuel Issacharoff
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THE NECESSITY OF REDEFINING SPOLIATION OF EVIDENCE REMEDIES IN FLORIDA
- Robert D. Peltz
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COMMENTS
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APPROACHING REFORM: THE FUTURE OF MULTIJURISDICTIONAL PRACTICE IN TODAY'S LEGAL PROFESSION
- Christine R. Davis
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IS LEGISLATION THE ANSWER? AN ANALYSIS OF THE PROPOSED LEGISLATION FOR BUISNESS METHOD PATENTS
- Russell A. Korn
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BAD FAITH OR NO FAITH? FINDING A PLACE FOR WRONGFUL REFUSAL TO DEFEND IN FLORIDA'S BAD FAITH JURISPRUDENCE
- Matthew D. Schultz
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