Volume 38, Number 1

ARTICLES

The Limit to Premises Liability for Harms Caused by "Known or Obvious" Dangers: Will It Trip and Fall Over the Duty-Breach Framework Emerging in the Restatement (Third) of Torts?

—John H. Marks

"Judges?! - We Don't Need No Stinking Judges!!!": The Discharge of Student Loans in Bankruptcy Cases and the Income Contingent Repayment Plan

—Terrence L. Michael and Janie M. Phelps

How Many Kicks at the Cat?: Multiple Settlement Protests by Class Members Who Have Refused to Opt Out

—Nicholas Barnhorst

COMMENTS

One Step Forward, Two Steps Back: The Impact of Aetna Health Inc. v. Davila on ERISA and Patients' Rights

—Cameron Krier

Environmental Impact Statements: A Necessity for Texas

—Shane McGuire

When Good Homes Go Bad: A Critical Analysis of Texas Homeowner Remedies and the TRCCA

—Corey F. Wehmeyer

The Effect of Exculpatory Clauses in Joint Operating Agreements: What Protections Do Operators Really Have in the Oil Patch?

—Wilson Woods

Volume 38, Number 2

TTLA SUBMISSION

Introduction

—Guy D. Choate

Maybe It Depends on What Your Definition of "or" Is?-A Holistic Approach to Texas Civil Practice and Remedies Code § 41.0105, the Collateral Source Rule, and Legislative History

—Jim M. Perdue, Jr.

The Effect of Chapter 74, Section 74.251 of the Texas Civil Practice and Remedies Code

—Paula Sweeney

ARTICLES

Bankruptcy Reform and Family Farmers: Correcting the Disposable Income Problem

—Susan A. Schneider

Agri-Environmentalism: A Farm Bill for 2007

—Erin Morrow

COMMENTS

Closing the Antitrust Door on Foreign Injuries: U.S. Jurisdiction Over Foreign Antitrust Injuries in the Wake of Empagran

—Evan Malloy

Time to Make Waves? A Discussion of the Outdated Application of Texas Law to Seismic Exploration

—Sonya D. Jones

Robin Hood: To Not Be or How to Be, That Is the Question-An Analysis of the Problems with Texas School Financing Today and a Proposal for a Better Tomorrow

—Paula Moore

Beyond a Reasonable Doubt: The Effects of Blakely v. Washington, United States v. Booker, and the Future of the Federal Sentencing Guidelines

—Michael D. Wysocki

Volume 38, Number 3

FIFTH CIRCUIT SURVEY

Foreword

—The Honorable Edith Brown Clement

SURVEY ARTICLES

Arbitration Jurisprudence

—Stephen K. Huber

Bankruptcy Law

—Tye C. Hancock

Business Torts Jurisprudence

—Sofia Adrogue

Civil Procedure

—Angela M. Laughlin

Civil Rights

—Fernando Bustos

Employee Benefits

—Jayne Elizabeth Zanglein

First Amendment

—Dennis Olson

Insurance

—Willy E. Rice

Labor and Employment Law

—Stan Pietrusiak

Volume 38, Number ISSUE 4

Precious, Worthless, or Immeasurable: The Value and Ethic of Water

Gabriel Eckstein

—Real People, Real Resources, and Real Choices: The Case for Market Valuation of Water

Andrew P. Morriss

—Whiskey Is for Drinking, Water Is for Fighting: A Texas Perspective on the Issues and Pressures Relating to Conflicts over Water

Suzanne Schwartz

—Water: It Always Has Been; It Is; It Will Be-A Cultural Perspective on the Valuation of Water

Katosha Belvin Nakai

Regulation of Texas Wholesale Water Rate and Service Disputes

—Skip Newsom

Is Consumer Choice for Retail Water Service in Our Future?

—John Rapier

COMMENTS

The Heartbeat of Texas Children: The Role of Court-Appointed Special Advocates in the Wake of the 2005 Family Code Amendments

—Rebecca E. Ellis

The Best of Both Worlds: Incorporating Provisions of the Uniform Trust Code into Texas Law

—Kara Blanco

Reinventing the U.S. Patent System: A Discussion of Patent Reform Through an Analysis of the Proposed Patent Reform Act of 2005

—Doug Harvey

Remotely-Created Checks: Legislative Reluctance, Reciprocity Requirements, and the Federal Rule That Changes Everything

—Kurt Summers