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Journal Volume 1996 No. 2
| ARTICLES | ||
| Escaping the Courthouse: Private Alternative Dispute Resolution in Los Angeles | Elizabeth Rolph, Erik Moller & Laura Petersen | 277 |
| A Primer on Competitive Bargaining | Gary Goodpaster | 325 |
| Danger -- Inequality of Resources Present: Can the Environmental Mediation Process Provide an Effective Answer? | Elaine Smith | 379 |
| COMMENT | ||
| Determining the Timeliness of a Securities Claim Filed for Arbitration: Substantive Eligibility Requirement or Procedural Statue of Limitations? | Carla K. Williams | 403 |
| NOTES | ||
| Head 'em Off at the Impasse!: A Victory for Management in the War to Implement its "Last Best Offer" Mountain Valley Educational Ass'n v. Main SAD No. 43 | Thomas C. Albus | 429 |
| Can the United States be a Party to Binding Arbitration? The Constitutional Issues Re-evaluated Tenaska Washington Partners II v. The United States | Catherine Chatman | 447 |
| Standards of Arbitrator Impartiality: How Impartial Must They Be? Lifecare International, Inc. v. CD Medical, Inc. | Elizabeth A. Murphy | 463 |
| Judicial Review of Contract Interpretation by Labor arbitrators: Whose Brand of Industrial Justice? Houston Lighting & Power Co. v. IBEW Local Union No. 66 | Michael G. Munsell | 477 |
| STUDENT PROJECT | ||
| Recent Developments: the Uniform Arbitration Act | Dana A. Chamblee, Matthew S. Darrough, Reachel A. Jennings, Trina R. Ricketts | 491 |
