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| ARTICLES | ||
| Mediation and Joke Design: Resolving the Incongruities | John W. Cooley | 249 |
| Mediation of Environmental Enforcement: Overcoming Inertia | Bruce Stiftel & Neil G. Sipe | 303 |
| COMMENTS | ||
| Twenty Years Later...Contractual Arbitration as Medical Malpractice Tort Reform | Maureen Dulen | 325 |
| NOTES | ||
| Arbitration Clauses in Retainer Agreements: A Lawyer's License to Exploit the Client Haynes v. Kader | Mark G. Anderson | 341 |
| Punitive Damages in New York Arbitration: Who is Really Being Punished? Barbier v. Shearson Lehman Hutton, Inc. | Brian R. Hajicek | 361 |
| Leading Horses to Water: May Courts Which Have the Power to Order Attendance at Mediation Also Require Good-Faith Negotiation? Decker v. Lindsay | Charles J. McPheeters | 377 |
| Negotiating in Good Faith: Management's Obligation to Maintain the Status Quo During Collective Bargaining Under the Railway Labor Act International Assn of Machinists and Aerospace Workers v. Transportes Aeros Mercantiles Pan Americandos, S.A. | Jay M. Dade | 395 |
| STUDENT PROJECT | ||
| Recent Developments: The Uniform Arbitration Act | 411 | |
| BOOK REVIEW | ||
| Getting Past No: Negotiating With Difficult People | James E. Westbrook | 443 |