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Volume 45 | Issue 3

Volume 45 Issue Three

Articles

Unpacking Inequality and Class: Family, Gender and the Reconstruction of Class Barriers

June Carbone

Changing the Rules of the Game: Deriving New Rules and Practices from Caperton v. A.T. Massey Coal Co.

Aman L. McLeod

Single-Case Research and the History of American Legal Thought

Curtis Nyquist

Book Review: Is There a Case for Congress?

Elizabeth A. Wilson

Notes

Protecting Servicemembers From Unfair Custody Decisions While Preserving the Child’s Best Interests

Shawn P. Ayotte

Are You “In Good Hands?”: Balancing Protection For Insurers and Insured in First-Party Bad-Faith Claims with a Uniform Standard

Cassandra L. Feeney

Fixing a Crack in the Wall of Separation: Why the Religion Clauses Preclude Adjudication of Sexual Harassment Claims Brought by Ministers

Ryan Jaziri

Comments

Reading Between the Lines: The Supreme Court’s Textual Analysis of the ADEA in Gross v. FBL Financial Services, Inc.

Meghan C. Cooper

Coombes v. Florio: The Negative Consequences of Leaving Massachusetts Physicians Open to Endless Third-Party Liability

Kathryn Schwartz

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