Add to ORKGA forward to the articles in this journal. All the articles manifest concern for the constitutional and structural concerns that animated Erie and its procedural progeny. Several articles, especially those by Professors Doernberg, Koppel, and Stempel examine the jurisprudential commitments underlying the Erie doctrine in general and the various opinions in Shady Grove in particular. Professors Genetin and Friedenthal examine the difficulties of, respectively, statutory and rule interpretation in the Erie context. Professor Koppel emphasizes the value of procedural uniformity. Professor Doernberg evaluates the relationship between the procedural Erie doctrine and concerns for federalism. Mr. Gaber brings some realpolitik to bear by assessing...
The article offers information on the class action litigation which is related to the adjudication o...
This Article seeks to mitigate decades of confusion about the Erie doctrine’s purposes, justificatio...
As when Erie Railroad Co. v. Tompkins was decided seventy years ago, federal courts today are seen a...
The article discusses the court case Shady Grove Orthopedic Associates, PA. v. Allstate Insurance Co...
Article written as part of Symposium: Erie Under Advisement: The Doctrine After Shady Grove
This essay—presented as the keynote address to the University of Akron School of Law’s conference on...
As Erie Railroad Co. v. Tompkins celebrates its 75th anniversary, it is becoming more apparent that ...
Privilege rules, which determine whether information is discoverable in a particular litigation, oft...
This Article untangles the effects of the Supreme Court\u27s latest word on the Erie doctrine, by ta...
This Article seeks to mitigate decades of confusion about the Erie doctrine’s purposes, justificatio...
This Article seeks to mitigate decades of confusion about the Erie doctrine’s purposes, justificatio...
This Article, a contribution to the Notre Dame Law Review symposium issue on the Supreme Court’s rec...
This Article, a contribution to the Notre Dame Law Review symposium issue on the Supreme Court’s rec...
This Article seeks to mitigate decades of confusion about the Erie doctrine’s purposes, justificatio...
This Article seeks to mitigate decades of confusion about the Erie doctrine’s purposes, justificatio...
The article offers information on the class action litigation which is related to the adjudication o...
This Article seeks to mitigate decades of confusion about the Erie doctrine’s purposes, justificatio...
As when Erie Railroad Co. v. Tompkins was decided seventy years ago, federal courts today are seen a...
The article discusses the court case Shady Grove Orthopedic Associates, PA. v. Allstate Insurance Co...
Article written as part of Symposium: Erie Under Advisement: The Doctrine After Shady Grove
This essay—presented as the keynote address to the University of Akron School of Law’s conference on...
As Erie Railroad Co. v. Tompkins celebrates its 75th anniversary, it is becoming more apparent that ...
Privilege rules, which determine whether information is discoverable in a particular litigation, oft...
This Article untangles the effects of the Supreme Court\u27s latest word on the Erie doctrine, by ta...
This Article seeks to mitigate decades of confusion about the Erie doctrine’s purposes, justificatio...
This Article seeks to mitigate decades of confusion about the Erie doctrine’s purposes, justificatio...
This Article, a contribution to the Notre Dame Law Review symposium issue on the Supreme Court’s rec...
This Article, a contribution to the Notre Dame Law Review symposium issue on the Supreme Court’s rec...
This Article seeks to mitigate decades of confusion about the Erie doctrine’s purposes, justificatio...
This Article seeks to mitigate decades of confusion about the Erie doctrine’s purposes, justificatio...
The article offers information on the class action litigation which is related to the adjudication o...
This Article seeks to mitigate decades of confusion about the Erie doctrine’s purposes, justificatio...
As when Erie Railroad Co. v. Tompkins was decided seventy years ago, federal courts today are seen a...