May 2012 | Vol. 80, No. 6
Symposium

Law Firms, Global Capital, and the Sociological Imagination

by Christine Parker & Tanina Rostain
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May 2013 | Vol. 81, No. 6

SYMPOSIUM

Foreword

by Howard M. Erichson & Benjamin C. Zipursky

Adequately Representing Groups

by Elizabeth Chamblee Burch

Lawyering for Groups: The Case of American Indian Tribal Attorneys

by Kristen A. Carpenter & Eli Wald

The Governance Problem in Aggregate Litigation

by Samuel Issacharoff

The Political Justification for Group Litigation

by Alexandra D. Lahav

“Helpless” Groups

by Troy A. McKenzie

Ethical Issues in Mass Tort Plaintiffs’ Representation: Beyond the Aggregate Settlement Rule

by Nancy J. Moore

ARTICLES

The Geography of Revlon-Land

by Stephen M. Bainbridge

Agencies in Crisis? An Examination of State and Federal Agency Emergency Powers

by Babette E.L. Boliek

Securities Law’s Dirty Little Secret

by Usha Rodrigues

NOTES

You Must Be This Qualified to Offer an Opinion: Permitting Law Enforcement Officers to Testify as Laypersons Under Federal Rule of Evidence 701

by Kim Channick

Social Impact Bonds and the Private Benefit Doctrine: Will Participation Jeopardize a Nonprofit’s Tax-Exempt Status?

by Peter G. Dagher Jr.

Employer Monitoring of Employee Email: Attorney-Client Privilege Should Attach to Communications That the Client Believed Were Confidential

by Alex DeLisi

The Justiciability of State Consumer Protection Claims in Federal Courts: A Study of Named Plaintiffs who Cease Using the Disputed Product yet Seek Injunctive Relief

by Meaghan Millan

Plea Bargaining in the Dark: The Duty to Disclose Exculpatory Brady Evidence During Plea Bargaining

by Michael Nasser Petegorsky

Anonymity In Cyberspace: Judicial and Legislative Regulations

by Sophia Qasir

Across the Border and Back Again: Immigration Status and the Article 12 “Well-Settled” Defense

by Michael Singer

LECTURE

The Solicitor General and Confession of Error

by Neal Kumar Katyal