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Journal Volume 2005 No. 1
| ARTICLES | ||
| A Tribute to Dean Timothy J. Heinsz | Robert G. Bailey | 1 |
| Discord “Behind the Table”: The Internal Conflict Among Israeli Jews Concerning the Future of Settlements in the West Bank and Gaza |
Robert H. Mnookin Ehud Eiran |
11 |
| The Influence of Procedural and Distributive Variables on Settlement Rates in Employment Discrimination Mediation |
Dr. E. Patrick McDermott Dr. Danny Ervin |
45 |
| California’s “Unique” Approach to Arbitration: Why This Road Less Traveled Will Make All the Difference on the Issue of Preemption Under the Federal Arbitration Act |
Michael G. McGuinness Adam J. Karr |
61 |
| If You Lose, It Is Binding, but If You Win-- They Get a New Trial: Illinois Uninsured Motorist Arbitration |
Michael J. Hanagan | 93 |
| NOTES | ||
| Where Can Unconscionability Take Arbitration? Why the Fifth Circuit’s Conscience Was Only Partially Shocked |
Mary Jane Groff | 131 |
| When “Contracting Around” the Law Will Not Work: The Potential Inability to Expressly Prohibit Punitive Damages in Arbitration |
Alexia Norris |
147 |
| Horizontal Uniformity and Vertical Chaos: State Choice of Law Clauses and Preemption Under the Federal Arbitration Act |
Jennifer Trieshmann | 161 |
| Resolving a Split: May Courts Order Consolidation of Arbitration Proceedings Absent Express Agreement by the Parties? |
Jonathan R. Waldron | 177 |
| No Notice is Good News: Notice Under the New Ombuds Standards for the Establishment and Operation of Ombuds Offices |
Katherine A. Welch | 193 |
| Confidentiality in Mediation: Is It Encouraging Good Mediation or Bad Conduct? |
Sarah Williams | 209 |
