Journal of legal studies

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  Año 1994, Vol. 23, Número 1

  • Recovery for economic loss following the Exxon "valdez" oil spill

    Victor P. Goldberg

    págs. 1-39

    

  • Multidefendant settlements: The impact of joint and several liability

    Lewis A. Kornhauser, Richard L. Revesz

    págs. 41-76

    

  • Bad faith refusal to settle by liability insurers: Some implications of the judgment-proof problem

    Alan O. Sykes

    págs. 77-108

    

  • Should we abolish chapter 11? the evidence from japan

    Shoichi Tagashira, Theodore Eisenberg

    págs. 111-157

    

  • Judicial competence and the interpretation of incomplete contracts

    Gillian K. Hadfield

    págs. 159-184

    

  • The courts and the plaintiff bar: awarding the attorney fee in class-action litigation

    William J. Lynk

    págs. 185-209

    

  • Do contingent fees promote excessive litigation?

    Thomas J. Miceli

    págs. 211-224

    

  • Improving settlement devices: Rule 68 and beyond

    David A. Anderson

    págs. 225-246

    

  • The economic underpinnings of patent law

    Kenneth W. Dam

    págs. 247-271

    

  • Risk-adjusted valuation of professional degrees in divorce

    Martin Zelder, Daniel D. Polsby

    págs. 273-285

    

  • Discontinuities , causation, and Grady's uncertainty Theorem

    Stephen Marks

    págs. 287-301

    

  • Introduction: Economic analysis of civil procedure

    Geoffrey P. Miller

    págs. 303-306

    

  • The value of accuracy in adjudication: an economic analysis

    Louis Kaplow

    págs. 307-401

    

  • Neoactuarialism: comment on Kaplow (1)

    Daniel R. Ortiz

    págs. 403-409

    

  • Valuing accuracy--filling out the framework: Comment on kaplow (2)

    Stephen McG. Bundy

    págs. 411-433

    

  • An economic model of legal discovery

    Robert Cooter, Daniel L. Rubinfeld

    págs. 435-463

    

  • Discovery cost allocation: Comment on cooter and rubinfeld

    Edward H. Cooper

    págs. 465-480

    

  • Civil discovery: its effects and optimal scope

    Bruce L. Hay

    págs. 481-515

    

  • Multidefendant settlements under joint and several liability: The problem of insolvency

    Richard L. Revesz, Lewis A. Kornhauser

    págs. 517-542

    

  • The effect of joint and several liability on the settlement rate--mathematical symmetries and metaissues about rational litigant behavior: comment on kornhauser and revesz

    John J., III Donohue

    págs. 543-558

    

  • A note on joint and several liability: Insolvency, settlement, and incentives

    Kathryn E. Spier

    págs. 559-568

    

  • Avoiding surprise from federal civil rule making: The role of economic analysis

    Laurens Walker

    págs. 569-593

    

  • The empirical turn in procedural rule making: Comment on Walker (1)

    Robert G. Bone

    págs. 595-613

    

  • Repealing the law of unintended consequences?: Comment on walker (2)

    Thomas D. Rowe Jr.

    págs. 615-626

    

  • Judicial preferences, public choice, and the rules of procedure

    Jonathan R. Macey

    págs. 627-646

    

  • Judges' self-interest and procedural rules: comment on Macey

    Janet Cooper Alexander

    págs. 647-665