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| ARTICLES | ||
| Effective Lawyering in Judicially Hosted Settlement Conferences | Wayne D. Brazil | 1 |
| The Quality of Settlements | Marc Galanter | 55 |
| Mediation of Victim Offender Conflict | Mark S. Umbreit | 85 |
| Intersections of Business and Legal Dispute Resolution: Decision Analytic Modeling of Litigation Investment Decisions | George J. Siedel | 107 |
| Negotiated Investment Strategy | Carl M. Moore | 143 |
| The Judge's Role in Settlement: Opinions from Missouri Judges and Attorneys | James A. Wall, Jr. & Dale E. Rude | 163 |
| COMMENTS | ||
| Finding a Common Ground for Canada and the United Sates to Resolve Acid Rain Disputes | Susan C. Cagann | 175 |
| NOTE | ||
| To Arbitrate or Not to Arbitrate? The Protection of Rights Under the Age Discrimination in Employment Act: Steck v. Smith Barney, Harris Upham & Co | Thomas D. Rodenberg | 199 |
| A Setback for the Public Policy of Encouraging Settlements: Bank of America National Trust & Savings Association v. Hotel Rittenhouse Associates | Cynthia A. Deiters | 219 |
| Malpractice Review Panels: Efficiency or Judicial Death? Colton v. Riccobono | Janis L. Prewitt | 227 |
| STUDENT PROJECT | ||
| Recent Developments: The Uniform Arbitration Act | 247 | |
| BOOK REVIEWS | ||
| Divorce Mediation: Theory and Practice Edited by Jay Folberg and Ann Milne | Nanette K. Laughrey | 291 |