Add to ORKGPart II of this Note provides the facts and holding in Boland. Part III presents the legal background of Boland, discusses both the statutory and common law origins of wrongful death causes of action, and explores Missouri’s unique history of wrongful death statutory interpretation. Part IV analyzes the rationale of the Boland court’s return to the strict interpretation standard of days past. Finally, Part V discusses the ramifications of the court\u27s decision and explores why the court should have acknowledged wrongful death claims that ascended from common law
When Missouri courts determine the existence of a cause of action under the wrongful death statute t...
Neels argues that the Army Corps of Engineers inadvertently dealt the final death blow to dueling in...
Within the past four decades, private arbitration has spread apace across the American legal landsca...
Part II of this Note provides the facts and holding in Boland. Part III presents the legal backgroun...
The issue before the Missouri Supreme Court in Lawrence H was whether an arbitration agreement signe...
Rambo v. Lawson answered the question left open by O\u27Grady v. Brown. O\u27Grady determined that a...
The right of action for wrongful death was not seriously considered by the common law courts until 1...
As the ambivalence of Justice Holmes reveals, the struggle between logic and historical precedent in...
Unfortunately, recent case law in Missouri obliterated the merger doctrine. This Note aims to expose...
Wrongful death statutes originated out of a need to compensate the family of a decedent “whose life ...
The doctrines of res judicata and estoppel by judgment are fundamental rules of the law which in bot...
Professor Western wrote Death and Double Jeopardy for a January, 1981, issue of Res Gestae, the Mi...
The Article analyzes the history and development of the wrongful death cause of action, and comments...
Since the adoption of the Fatal Accidents Act of 1846 in the United Kingdom, each of the fifty Unite...
A was killed in an automobile accident occurring in Illinois. Alleging that defendant wrongfully cau...
When Missouri courts determine the existence of a cause of action under the wrongful death statute t...
Neels argues that the Army Corps of Engineers inadvertently dealt the final death blow to dueling in...
Within the past four decades, private arbitration has spread apace across the American legal landsca...
Part II of this Note provides the facts and holding in Boland. Part III presents the legal backgroun...
The issue before the Missouri Supreme Court in Lawrence H was whether an arbitration agreement signe...
Rambo v. Lawson answered the question left open by O\u27Grady v. Brown. O\u27Grady determined that a...
The right of action for wrongful death was not seriously considered by the common law courts until 1...
As the ambivalence of Justice Holmes reveals, the struggle between logic and historical precedent in...
Unfortunately, recent case law in Missouri obliterated the merger doctrine. This Note aims to expose...
Wrongful death statutes originated out of a need to compensate the family of a decedent “whose life ...
The doctrines of res judicata and estoppel by judgment are fundamental rules of the law which in bot...
Professor Western wrote Death and Double Jeopardy for a January, 1981, issue of Res Gestae, the Mi...
The Article analyzes the history and development of the wrongful death cause of action, and comments...
Since the adoption of the Fatal Accidents Act of 1846 in the United Kingdom, each of the fifty Unite...
A was killed in an automobile accident occurring in Illinois. Alleging that defendant wrongfully cau...
When Missouri courts determine the existence of a cause of action under the wrongful death statute t...
Neels argues that the Army Corps of Engineers inadvertently dealt the final death blow to dueling in...
Within the past four decades, private arbitration has spread apace across the American legal landsca...