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| ARTICLES | ||
| The Context, Properties, and Constitutionality of Nonconsensual Arbitration: A Study of Four Systems | John R. Allison | 1 |
| Chipping Away at Lawyer Veracity: The ABA's Turn Toward Situational Ethics in Negotiation | Ruth Fleet Thurman | 103 |
| COMMENTS | ||
| Just Saying No: Avoiding Predispute Agreements to Arbitrate Securities Cases | Jim Parks | 117 |
| The Catch-22 of Mandatory Summary Jury Trials | Daniel K. O'Toole | 135 |
| NOTE | ||
| The Public's Need to Know vs. Effective Settlement Techniques: The First Amendment Confronts the Summary Jury Trial Cincinnati Gas and Electric v. General Electric Co. | Anne E. Billings | 149 |
| Consumers Swallow Another Lemon: Agency Consent Order Preemption of State "Lemon Law" Standards for Informal Dispute Resolution General Motors v. Abrams | Gregory L. Barnes | 163 |
| Constitutionally Recognizing Court Mandated Arbitration: Paradise Found or Problems Ahead? Firelock, Inc. v. District Court | Scott M. Badami | 179 |
| Bridging the Procedural Gap: Arbitration Decisions as a Basis for Collateral Estoppel Benjamin v. Traffic Executive Association Eastern Railroads | Robert M. Bain | 189 |
| BOOK REVIEWS | ||
| Anatomy of Mediation, S. Kagel and K. Kelley Mediate Don't Litigate, P. Lovenheim | Michele S. G. Hermann | 201 |
| FIVE-YEAR INDEX | Five-Year Index | |