The Volume 74 Board of Editors of the Louisiana Law Review is pleased to announce and congratulate the following Junior Associates who have been selected as the Board of Editors for Volume 75 (2014-2015): Editor in Chief: Christopher Ulfers Managing Editor: Molly Csaki Executive Senior Editor: Jacob Ecker Articles Editors: C.J. Murray and …
Volume 74, Issue 2 of the Louisiana Law Review has been uploaded to the Law Review’s Digital Commons page.
LSU Law 2014 Complex Litigation Symposium The Rest of the Story: Resolving the Cases Remanded by the MDL 7:45-8:25 Registration and Continental Breakfast 8:25-8:30 Opening Remarks 8:30-9:30 Panel 1: Collaboration of Judges and Attorneys in MDL Case Management The panel will discuss how attorneys and judges can successfully collaborate to …
The Louisiana Law Review‘s 2014 symposium, entitled The Rest of the Story: Resolving the Cases Remanded by the MDL, will be held …
By Anna Scardulla Does a parent’s duty to financially support his or her children outweigh a parent’s duty to provide his or …
Volume 74, Issue 1 of the Louisiana Law Review has been uploaded to the Law Review’s Digital Commons page.
This term of the Supreme Court of the United States is setting up to be as contentious and pivotal as the last. …
Last year, the Louisiana Supreme Court found the state school voucher program unconstitutional, and recently the troubled program has made news again.1 …
By Casey Auttonberry No one enjoys being sued. But for lawyers, being sued for malpractice does not just mean potential monetary damages; …
By Elizabeth Cuttner Advances in technology can often throw a wrench in the legal system. Even carefully and broadly written laws cannot …