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Volume 83, Issue 3

Articles

The Levee Disservitude: How and Why Louisiana Should Stop Undermining One of Its Most Essential Powers

Isabel Englehart

Life After Death: How the Widespread Implementation of Postmortem Sperm Retrieval Can Redefine Procreative Liberty

Samuel Hoy Brown VII

NIL Data Transparency

Tan T. Boston

A Sweep As Broad As Its Promise: 50 Years Later, We Must Amend Title IX to End Sex-Based Harassment in Schools

Shiwali Patel

Elizabeth X. Tang

Hunter F. Iannucci

Comments

Getting on Board: Resolving the Louisiana Supreme Court’s International River Decision that Missed the Boat

Jack T. Aguillard 

It Looks Like a Vessel, It Moves Like a Vessel, But It’s Not a Vessel: Revisiting Vessel Status in Louisiana after Caldwell v. St. Charles Gaming Company

William Mathews

Putting the LHEPA Under the Knife: The Implications of the Gross Negligence Standard of Care for Medical Malpractice Actions During COVID-19’s Public Health Emergency

Baylee M. Smith