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        Unsettling Questions Regarding Lawyer Civil Claim Settlement Authority 

        Parness, Jeffrey A.; Bartlett, Austin (1999)
        While often presumed or declared to be quite settled, many of the guidelines on lawyer civil claim settlement authority are unsettled, leaving unresolved questions for lawyers, clients, and the courts. The upcoming publication ...
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        The Substantive Elements in the New Special Pleading Laws 

        Parness, Jeffrey A.; Leonetti, Amy; Bartlett, Austin (1999)
        Recently there have emerged new special pleading standards applicable to discrete substantive law claims or to certain remedial requests. These norms often raise troubling procedure/substance questions in separation of ...
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        Takings, Fairness, and Farmland Preservation 

        Cordes, Mark W. (1999)
        In a recent article published in this Journal, Professor Jesse Richardson attempted to refute the arguments proposed by myself and others that support the fairness of downzoning land without compensation to property owners. ...
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        Evolving Views of Civil Litigation: Future Civil Procedure Courses 

        Parness, Jeffrey A. (1999)
        There is reason to think that Professors McManamon, Resnik and Eskridge might each welcome an independent civil procedure course chiefly focused on civil claim settlements. Professor McManamon wonders whether alternative ...
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        Property Rights and Land Use Controls: Balancing Private and Public Interests 

        Cordes, Mark W. (1999)
        Among the many competing interests in the field of land use controls, there is perhaps none more fundamental than the potential conflict between the rights of private property owners and the rights of the more general ...
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        Lawyers, First Principles, and Contemporary Challenges: Explorations 

        Anastaplo, George (Northern Illinois University Law Review, 1999-12)
        The preparation of this Collection chanced to be stimulated by a current Illinois bar admission controversy which has reminded observers of my own bar admission controversy of the 1950s. My April 15, 1999 talk at Northern ...
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        Credit or Debit? Unauthorized Use and Consumer Liability Under Federal Consumer Protection Legislation 

        Mroz, Daniel M. (Northern Illinois University Law Review, 1999-12)
        Although debit cards may closely resemble credit cards in appearance, consumer liability for unauthorized use is not similar and the payment transaction initiated through use is very different. In response to the increasing ...
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        Let's Make Lawyers Happy: Advocating Mandatory Pro Bono 

        Harris, Donald Patrick (Northern Illinois University Law Review, 1999-12)
        Proponents of mandatory pro bono argue that lawyers have an obligation to provide free services because, among other things, the practice of law is a profession. Proponents further argue that mandatory pro bono is justified ...
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        In Memoriam--Rodolphe Jean Alexander de Seife (1925 - 1998) 

        Pernell, Leroy; Reynolds, Daniel; Vialard, Antoine (Northern Illinois University Law Review, 1999-12)
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        Repeal of Baseball's Longstanding Antitrust Exemption: Did Congress Strike Out Again? 

        Criswell, Charles Allen, Jr. (Northern Illinois University Law Review, 1999-12)
        In 1922, the Supreme Court of the United States ruled that baseball was not interstate commerce and was thus not subject to the restrictions of antitrust laws. Since that time, numerous courts refused to hear cases attacking ...
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        AuthorParness, Jeffrey A. (3)Bartlett, Austin (2)Cordes, Mark W. (2)Northern Illinois University Law Review (2)Alfini, James J. (1)Anastaplo, George (1)Bowen, Paul (1)Criswell, Charles Allen, Jr. (1)Doherty, Mark P. (1)Fisher, Bruce D. (1)... View MoreSubjectlawyers (6)ethics (4)law (4)American Bar Association (3)Model Rules of Professional Conduct (3)Civil Procedure (2)Agricultural Law (1)agriculture (1)alternative dispute resolution (1)antitrust law (1)... View MoreDate Issued
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