Volume Three    Fall 2006    Number One

ARTICLES

APPLYING FEDERAL COURTS OF APPEALS' PRECEDENT: CONTRASTING APPROACHES TO APPLYING COURT OF APPEALS' FEDERAL LAW HOLDINGS AND ERIE STATE LAW PREDICTIONS Colin E. Wrabley
THE APPLICATION OF FEDERAL COMMON LAW TO OVERCOME CONFLICTING STATE LAWS IN THE SUPPLEMENTAL DISGORGEMENT PROCEEDINGS OF AN SEC APPOINTED RECEIVER Gauhar Naseem
CONSISTENT "DEEMING": A COHESIVE CONSTRUCTION OF 28 U.S.C. § 1332 IN CASES INVOLVING INTERNATIONAL CORPORATIONS AND PERMANENT-RESIDENT ALIENS Rory Ryan


FIRST IMPRESSIONS

FIRST IMPRESSIONS Circuit Review Staff

CURRENT CIRCUIT SPLITS
CURRENT CIRCUIT SPLITS Circuit Review Staff

COMMENTS
PREEMPTION UNDER THE MDA: CAN BATES MEND THE WOUND? Erica LaPlante
THE RETALIATORY HARASSMENT CLAIM: EXPANDING LIABILITY IN TITLE VII LAWSUITS Irene Gamer
PRUNING PARACOPYRIGHT PROTECTIONS: WHY COURTS SHOULD APPLY THE MERGER AND SCÈNÈS À FAIRE DOCTRINES AT THE COPYRIGHTABILITY STAGE OF THE COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT ANALYSIS    Sandro Ocasio