A 2008 student comment was named the winner of the esteemed American Society of Legal Writers National Writing Award.

A 2007 student comment served as the foundation for changes to the law of community property by the Louisiana Legislature.

A recent LSU alum was invited to take part in a national symposium in France to review new French prescription laws in light of his 2007 law review article on Contra Non Valentem in the civil law.

The Louisiana Law Review is ranked 38th among student-edited law reviews for the most number of cited cases.

Forthcoming Works

The following articles will appear in Issue 1 of Volume 70, to go into print in early November 2009.

ARTICLES

New Labor Law Reform Variations on an Old Theme: Is the Employee Free Choice Act the Answer?

William B. Gould
Stanford University

First Contract Arbitration and the Employee Free Choice Act

Catherine L. Fisk
Adam R. Pulver
University of California-Irvine

Reforming Labor Law by Reforming Labor Law Preemption Doctrine to Allow the State to Make More Labor Relations Policy

Henry H. Drummonds
Lewis and Clark

 A Consumer Warning for the Restatement of Employment Law: READ CAREFULLY BEFORE APPLYING

Matthew W. Finkin
University of Illinois

Equitable Prescription Drug Coverage: Preventing Sex Discrimination in Employer-Provided Health Plans

Stephen F. Befort
Elizabeth C. Borer
University of Minnesota

Citizen Employees

Richard R. Carlson
University of South Texas

COMMENTS

Surgery or Butchery? Engquist v. Oregon, Class-of-One Equal Protection, and the Shift to Categorical Treatment of Public Employees' Constitutional Claims

Matthew C. Juneau

NOTES 

Hall v. Nalco Co.: Redefining Female Infertility

Erin Percy

Be Quick-but Don't Hurry: Competing Purposes of the Federal Arbitration Act and Hall Street Associates v. Mattel 

Keith Joseph Fernandez