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Articles in 1995 issue of Washington and Lee Law Review

• impact of General Dynamics Corp. v. Superior Court on the evolving tort of retaliatory discharge for in-house attorneys, The
  by Coblentz, Chanda R
• Broker-dealer sales practice in derivatives transactions: A survey and evaluation of suitability requirements
  by Schmedlen, Daniel G Jr
• Incorporating state law fiduciary duties into the federal insider trading prohibition
  by Bainbridge, Stephen M
• Form U-5 defamation
  by Wright, Anne H
• Liberalism and the limits of procreative liberty: A response to my critics
  by Robertson, John A
• Products of the will: Robertson's Children of Choice
  by Meilaender, Gilbert
• labor market transformed: Adapting labor and employment law to the rise of the contingent work force, The
  by Dau-Schmidt, Kenneth G
• Does the growth in the contingent work force demand a change in federal policy?
  by Schroeder, Patricia
• case against regulating the market for contingent employment, The
  by Hylton, Maria O Brien
• Calculating damages for loss of parental nurture through multiple regression analysis
  by Franklin, Talcott J
• Contingent lives: The economic insecurity of contingent workers
  by O Connell, Mary E
• Flexibility at what price? The costs of part-time work for women workers
  by Bookman, Ann
• Policy issues concerning the contingent work force
  by Hiatt, Jonathan P
• Resales of securities under the Securities Act of 1933
  by Campbell, Rutheford B Jr
• diversity of contingent workers and the need for nuanced policy, The
  by Schwab, Stewart J
• Re-engineering corporate disclosure: The coming debate over company registration
  by Coffee, John C Jr
• On our own: Strategies for securing health and retirement benefits in contingent employment
  by Handelman, Gwen Thayer
• Is the shingle theory dead?
  by Karmel, Roberta S
• Regulating choice: A constitutional law response to Professor John A. Robertson's Children of Choice
  by Massie, Ann MacLean
• Introduction
  by King, Lindsay
• Children of Choice: Whose children? At what cost?
  by Purdy, Laura M
• rise of the contingent work force: The key challenges and opportunities, The
  by Belous, Richard S
• changing meaning of equality in twentieth-century constitutional law, The
  by Nelson, William E
• "Contingent work" - Dispelling the myth
  by Lenz, Edward A
• Part-time work and workers in the United States: Correlates and policy issues
  by Kalleberg, Arne L
• Children of Choice: A doctor's perspective
  by Jones, Howard W Jr
• constitutionality of multistatute antitakeover "schemes" under the Commerce Clause: Potential consequences of the West Lynn Creamery decision, The
  by Shirkey, Jennifer Erdman
• Text as tool: Why we read the law
  by Greenstein, Richard K
• Central Bank v. First Interstate Bank: Not just the end of aiding and abetting under Section 10(b)
  by Goodwin, Carrie E