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Volume 23, Number 1 FIFTH CIRCUIT SURVEY ARTICLE Some Preliminary Thoughts on Long-Range Planning for the Federal Judiciary SURVEYS Administrative Law Admiralty Law Antitrust Law Banking Law Bankruptcy Law Civil Procedure Criminal Law Criminal Procedure Employment Law Environmental Law Evidence Federal Taxation Labor and Employment Law Securities Volume 23, Number 2 ARTICLES Jury Selection in Federal Civil Litigation: General Procedures, New Rules, and the Arrival of Batson Negligence, Breach of Contract, and the Econimic Loss Rule Judicial Selection in Texas: A Gathering Storm COMMENT Update on Changes in Federal Jurisdiction: Supplemental Jurisdiction, Venue, and Removal CASENOTES Consumer Status under the Deceptive Trade Practices Act Requires a Borrower to Base Its Claim on the Underlying Goods or Services: Central Texas Hardware, Inc. v. First City, Texas-Bryan Discovery Sanctions Must be Just Consistent with Due Process, and Are Subject to Mandamus Review: TransAmerican Natural Gas Corp. v. Powell Excess Carriers Are Equitably Subrogated to Insured's Cause of Action against Primary Carriers for Breach of Stowers Duty: American Centennial Insurance Co. v. Canal Insurance Co. Jurors May Indirectly Question Witneses during Trial: Allen v. State Volume 23, Number 3 ARTICLES Rules of Judicial Construction - Making and Arguing the Law in DTPA Cases Liability for Environmental Contamination and the Model Form Operating Agreement: A Practical Discussion of the Operating Agreement and Environmental Liability under CERCLA and RCRA in the Context of Oil and Gas Exploration A Lawyer Has to Know His/Her Limitations - The Statute of Limitations in Medical Malpractice Cases: A Constitutional Compromise COMMENTS But I Know It When I See It: A Practical Framework for Analysis and Argument of Informal Fidicuary Relationships CASENOTES Real Property Deficiency Judgements - Texas Enacts Fair Market Value Statutes - Tex. Prop. Code Ann. Garnishment Requires a Tripartite Relationship: Orange County v. Ware The D'Oench, Duhme Doctrine Is Not a Surrogate for Proof of Actual Reliance in a Nondischargeability Claim Based on Fraud Volume 23, Number 4 ARTICLES Professionalism and the Practice of Law The 1991 Ethics Reform Legislation - Background COMMENTS The Inherent Conflict between the Reasonable Ration and Net Worth Tests in Ascertaining Punitive Damages in Texas Restatement 124 of Security: Defining a Creditor's Affirmative Duty to Disclose Facts That Materially Increase the Surety's Risk CASENOTES Statute of Limitations Is Tolled on Legal Malpractice Case until All Appeals of Underlying Suit Are Exhasted Just the Facts - The Texas Supreme Court Develops an Objective Test for Predatory Pricing: Caller-Times Publishing Co. v. Triad Communications, Inc. Note |