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| ARTICLES | ||
| Compulsory Alternative Dispute Resolution and Voluntarism: Two-Headed Monster or Two Sides of the Coin? | Lucy V. Katz | 1 |
| Appellate Settlement Conference Programs: A Case Study | Susan A. FitzGibbon | 57 |
| Transforming At-Will Employment Disputes into Wrongful Discharge Claims: Fertile Ground for ADR | Mary A. Bedikian | 113 |
| Punitive Damages in Securities Arbitration: The Interplay of State and Federal Law (Or a Smaller Bite of the Big Apple) | Marilyn B. Cane | 153 |
| COMMENTS | ||
| Post-Conviction Mediation of Rapes Cases: Working within the Criminal Justice System to Achieve Well-Rounded Justice | Matthew J. Sauter | 175 |
| NOTES | ||
| Arbitration? Sure, But Only on Our Terms: Escape Clauses in Uninsured Motorist Policies Schaefer v. Allstate Insurance Co. | Steven R. Leppard | 193 |
| Efficient Injustice: The Demise of the "Substantial Injustice" Exception to Arbitral Finality Moncharsh v. Heily & Blase | Michael J. Smith | 209 |
| Giving Competency Its Day in Court In re Fellman | Michael C. Kirkham | 221 |
| Class Action Settlement Bars, Cross Claims, and Co-Defendants: The Search for a Uniform Standard In re U.S. Oil & Gas Litigation | Craig R. Heidemann | 233 |