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CONCURRENT ACADEMIC SESSIONS - THURSDAY
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 THURSDAY, AUGUST 14 - 9:30 AM- 10:45
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INTERNATIONAL LAW
Moderator: Connie Kertz, Emory University
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Kirkland
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Bringing Nations Before the Bar of Justice: The Compulsory Jurisdiction of International Tribunals
Ray August, Washington State University
Delegation and Diffusion - How International Organizations Rescue Federalism
Edward T. Swaine, University of Pennsylvania
Corporate Governance in Australia: Implications of Recent International Developments
Paul E. von Nessen, Monash University
Common Obligations under the CISG, the need for a rewrite?
Mark Usry, James Madison University
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ETHICS –SARBANES-OXLEY
Moderator: Evie Cogan, LaSalle University
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A2
Calhoun
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Implications of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act for the Practice of Accountancy and Law
Gerald Madek, Bently College
Using the Sarbanes-Oxley Act to Illustrate Ethical Lapses and Ethical Dilemmas
Peter Edlestein, Pace University
Does Sarbanes-Oxley Support the Thesis That Positive Law Has Become An Ethic?
Bruce D. Fisher, University of Tennessee
The Perfect Financial Storm: Was Sarbanes-Oxley an Appropriate Response?
Paul Fiorelli & Ann Marie Tracey, Xavier University
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EMPLOYMENT / LABOR LAW
Moderator: Darryll D. Lewis, University of Nebraska
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A3
Rand
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Employer Liability for Acts of Sexual Harassment by Supervisory Employees and Non-supervisory Employees
James P. Sanford, Catherine Jones-Rikkers, and Marisa Stella Swift, all of Grand Valley State University
To Monitor or Not To Monitor? Designing a Multi-Jurisdictional Paradigm for Corporations in the Wake of Emergent Workplace Privacy Protection in the United States, European Union and Canada
Gail A. Lasprogata, Seattle University, Nancy J. King, Oregon State University & Sukanya Pillay, University of Windsor
When Is An Employee An Employee And Not An Employee At The Same Time?
George McNary, Creighton University & Steven C. Palmer, Louisiana State University
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TEACHING SYMPOSIUM: Teaching Take-Aways: Ten Ideas for Promoting Inclusive, High Level Classroom Discussion
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A4
McTyeire
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Andrea Giampetro-Meyer, Loyola College of Maryland
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ANTITRUST
Moderator: Carrie Williamson, Gray, Car, Ware & Freidrich |
A5
Carmichael
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Sharper Machetes for the Patent Thicket: Objective Criteria for Evaluating Patent Pools in the Shadow of Antitrust Enforcement
Gavin Clarkson,University of Michigan / Harvard Business School
Prejudgment Interest in Private Antitrust Cases
Penelope Jennings & William Jennings, both of California State University, Northridge
E.U. Efforts Toward “Gatekeeping”: Current Antitrust Probes Of Microsoft, Inc. By The European Competition Commission
Barbara Crutchfield George, Lynn Dymally, & Kathleen A. Lacey, all of California State University, Long Beach
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CORPORATE BEHAVIOR AND REGULATION OF ACCOUNTANTS
Moderator: Jan Henkel, University of Georgia |
A6
Neely
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The Mandatory Core of Fiduciary Duties Emerging in the LLC (LLC)
Sandra Miller, Widener University
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Truth and the Accounting Profession
Albert J. Spalding, Jr., Wayne State University
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Accountant’s Liability Post Enron
Richard E. Hurley, University of Connecticut
Improving Corporate Governance: The Role of Legal Counsel
Nancy Kratzke, University of Memphis
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CONCURRENT ACADEMIC SESSIONS - THURSDAY
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 THURSDAY, AUGUST 14 - 11:00 AM -12:15 PM
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ENVIRONMENTAL LAW & LAND USE
Moderator: Amy Moorman, Doane College |
B1 Kirkland
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The Impact Of Swancc On Federal Clean Water Jurisdiction
James Bryant and Gary R. Ervin, both of Mississippi State University
Tax Incentives for Brownfield Development
Connie Kertz, Emory University
Procedural Due Process Requirements in Quasi-Judicial Land Use Proceedings
Pearson Liddell, Jr. & Gloria J. Liddell, both of Mississippi State University
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ETHICS -- SARBANES-OXLEY Moderator: Dr. J. Keaton Grubbs, Stephen F. Austin State University |
A2
Calhoun
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Steps Toward a New Legal and Ethical Environment for Business: The Business Ethics and Financial Experts Requirements Under Sarbanes-Oxley and How To Effectively Comply
Patrick W. Fitzgerald, Oklahoma City University, Maxim Sytch, Northwestern University, Stephanie Arnoldin, Financial Consultant, Zephanie Zimpleton, Financial Consultant & Courtney Fitzgerald, Financial Consultant
Measuring the Impact of Sarbanes-Oxley on Foreign Corporation Financial Reporting
Gregory J. Naples, Marquette University
Employment Law Implications of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002: What Should Human Resource Managers Do Now?
Patrick W. Fitzgerald, Oklahoma City University, Shannon Warren, Human Resources Manager for Oklahoma Gas and Electric, & Gene B. Elrod, CPA, MBA (CFO of Ipperorations, Inc. and Financial Consultant)
A Critical Look at Some Provisions of the Sarbanes Oxley Act
Ronald Groeber, Ball State University
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EMPLOYMENT / LABOR LAW
Moderator: George McNary, Creighton University |
B3
Rand
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Diversity Through Discrimination: The Tenuous Position of Religiously-Affiliated Colleges
Jamie D. Prenkert, Indiana University
What Transforming the FMLA Into a Gender-Bias Law Means for Title VII and the PDA: The Implications of Nevada Department of Human Resources v. Hibbs
Jack Raisner, St. Johns' University
Who Counts? The United States Supreme Court Cites "Control" as the Key to Distinguishing Employers
Stephanie Greene & Christine Nelson O'Brien, Boston College
ADEA: Can There Be Reverse Discrimination?
Jan Henkel, University of Georgia
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PANEL DISCUSSION: Working the Classroom: The Best Techniques for Getting the Most From Your Students
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B4
McTyeire
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Carol Docan, California State University
Steven Freeman, California State University
Leonard Rymsza, California State University
Melanie Williams, California State University
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PANEL DISCUSSION: What’s Hot in Cyberspace: Current Cases for Classroom Use
Moderator: Gerald R. Ferrera, Bently College |
B5 Carmichael
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Gerald R. Ferrera, Bently College
Stephan D. Lichtenstein, Bently College
Lucille M. Ponte, Bently College
Robert Bird, Seton Hall University
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PANEL DISCUSSION: Moving In and Out of Academic Administration: Some Perspectives
Moderator: Marcia Staff, University of North Texas
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B6
Neely
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Nan Ellis, Chair, Department of Marketing, Law and Social Responsibility, Loyola College in Maryland
Patricia S. Root, Interim Dean, School of Business Central Connecticut State University
Penelope Jennings, Assistant Provost California State University Northridge
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CONSTITUTIONAL LAW
Moderator: Nancy Kratzke, University of Memphis |
B7
Sarratt
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Constitutional Concerns Regarding the State of Takings Jurisprudence in the Rehnquist Court
James E. Holloway & Donald C. Guy, both of East Carolina University
Understanding the “Patriot Act” of 2001 and the Proposed “Patriot Act II” of 2003
Patrick W. Fitzgerald, Damon Roberts, & Bret Brown, all of Oklahoma City University
The "However" of Surgical National Tort Reform
Nim Razook, University of Oklahoma
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CONCURRENT ACADEMIC SESSIONS - THURSDAY
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 THURSDAY, AUGUST 14 - 1:30 PM - 2:45 PM
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PANEL DISCUSSION: Teaching Environmental Law Within the Business School
Moderator: Paulette Stenzel, Michigan State University |
C1
Kirkland
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Panelists: Paulette Stenzel, Michigan State University
Amy Mooreman, Doane College
Nancy Kubasek, Bowling Green State University
James Turner, Truman State University
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ETHICS
Moderator: Lemoine Pierce, Morris Brown College
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C2
Calhoun
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Has Enron Jaded our Business Students? A Baseline Survey
Marty Ludlum, Oklahoma City Community College & Sergey Moskaloinoiv, Ulyanovsk State University
Foundations of Philosophical Approaches to Ethics
Keith Jenkins and Charles Stowe, both of Sam Houston State University
"A Corporate Executive's Social Responsibilities With Regard to Law: Cooperate, Comply, or Evade?
Daniel T. Ostas, University of Oklahoma
Ethical Decision Making and the Employed Lawyer
Sally P. Gunz & Hugh P. Gunz, both of University of Waterloo
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BUSINESS ORGANIZATIONS
Moderator: Jeanne Calderon, New York University
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C3
Rand
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Application of the Business Judgment Rule to Corporate Takeovers
Arthur J Marinelli, Ohio University
Socially Responsible Accountable Corporate Governance Through Use of the Stakeholder Paradigm
Frederick R. Post, University of Toledo
Teaching Insider Trading, Lessons from Martha Stewart for the Classroom
Karen Morris, Monroe Community College
What Liability Do Professionals Potentially Face Under Current Business Forms?
Megan E. Mowrey, L. Stephen Cash, & Thomas L. Dickens, all of Clemson University
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PANEL DISCUSSION: Reconsidering The Use Of Appellate Cases In The Classroom: What Are Some Effective Techniques?
Moderator: Keith Maxwell, University of Puget Sound
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C4
McTyeire
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Keith Maxwell, University of Puget Sound
John W. Bagby, Pennsylvania State University
Daniel Levin, Minnesota State University (Mankato)
Susan Marsnik, University of St. Thomas
Don Nelson
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INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY
Moderator: Bill Shaw, University of Texas
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C5
Carmichael
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Pinpointing Originality in Copyrightable Works
Larry Christiansen, Southwestern College
Conserving the Public Domain: Shortening the Reach of Copyright Law
Carolyn Hotchkiss, Babson College
The Impact Of Hypothetical and Self-Interest Bias on Jury Research in Complex Intellectual Property Cases
Dan Cahoy and Min Din, both of Pennsylvania State University
Recent Developments in Trade Secret Law
Michael B. Bixby, Boise State University
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RESEARCH PANEL DISCUSSION: Publishing in Competitive Student Edited Law Reviews: A How to Guide
Moderator: Robert Bird, Seton Hall University
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C6
Neely
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Robert Bird, Seton Hall University
Terry Dworkin, Indiana University
Lynda Oswald, University of Michigan
Steve Salbu, University of Texas
Larry DiMatteo, University of Florida
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ROUNDTABLE ON ASSESSMENT
Moderator: Lynn M. Forsythe, California State University, Fresno
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C7
Sarratt
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CONCURRENT ACADEMIC SESSIONS - THURSDAY
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 THURSDAY, AUGUST 14 - 3:00PM - 3:50 PM |
COURTS & LITIGATION
Moderator: Liz Ellis, New Mexico State University |
D1
Kirkland
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Experimentation and Innovation in Community Courts
Arthur M Magaldi, Pace University
Who, What, When, Where and Why: The Recovery of Litigation Costs in Ohio
Leigh Anenson, University of Akron
A Profile of the United States Supreme Court
Horace Johns, Middle Tennessee State University
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ETHICS
Moderator: Marty Ludlum, Oklahoma City Community College |
D2
Calhoun
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Legislating Corporate Ethics
Josh Newberg & Walter Hutchens, both of University of Maryland
Why People Obey Law: Implications for Reforming Corporate Governance
Daniel T. Ostas, University of Oklahoma
Current Approaches in Teaching Ethics in Business Schools - As Revealed by Textbooks on Ethics
Chuck Stowe & Keith Jenkins, both of Sam Houston State University
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EMPLOYMENT LABOR / LAW
Moderator:Sally Gunz, University of Waterloo
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D3
Rand
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Revisiting the Federalization of State Corporate Law by ERISA in the Post Enron Era
James Holloway, East Carolina University
Proving a Retaliation Claim: Clearing up the Confusion
Jamie D. Prenkert, Indiana University, Kelley School of Business
An Analysis of the Burlington/Faragher Affirmative Defense: When Are Employers Liable?
Nancy R. Mansfield & Joan T. A. Gabel, Georgia State University
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CURRICULUM/PEDAGOGY
Moderator: Nancy Carr, Community College of Philadelphia
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D4
McTyeire
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Oh, What a Feeling: Hooters and the Toy Yoda Caper
Laura Ginger, University of Indiana at Bloomington
Using NAFTA AND WEBCT to Integrate International B Law into the Basic Law Course
Marcia Staff, University of North Texas
Why and How Business Law Faculty Should Refocus on Teaching Skills
Thomas Pearson, University of Hawaii
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INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY
Moderator: Kimberlianne Podlas, Caldwell College
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D5
Carmichael
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What’s Hot in Copyright Litigation? Survey of Some Recent Court Decisions
J. Keaton Grubbs, Stephen F. Austin State University
Victoria’s Secret Secret: Dilution of Trademark Proof Requirement Uncovered
Malcolm Abel, Western Carolina University
Internet Place & Property- An Update
Ronnie Cohen, Christopher Newport University and Janine S. Hiller, Virginia Tech
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TAXATION
Moderator: Pamela Gershuny, University of Cincinnati
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D6
Neely
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The Entity-Choice Decision After the 2003 Tax Law
L. Stephen Cash, Professor, Thomas L. Dickens, Professor, and Megan E.
Mowrey, all of Clemson University
Comprehensive Tax Scenarios for Homeowners Associations
Cris de la Torre and Richard Newmark, both of University of Northern Colorado
The Application of the Burden of Proof Laws in the U.S. Tax Courts
Tanya Marcum, Central Michigan University
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CYBERLAW & E-COMMERCE
Moderator: John W. Bagby, Pennsylvania State University |
D7
Sarratt
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Cybercrime & Cybersecurity: A New Framework for the Key Issues Facing Today’s Business & Society
Thomas J. Dobbins, Member of ALSB
UETA, UCITA, and E-Sign: Oh, My!
John Norwood & Jennifer Madison, University of Arkansas
Internet Auctions: Mechanics, Motivations, And Legal And Regulatory Issues
Mark Fox & Brenda K. Knowles, Indiana University at South Bend
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CONCURRENT ACADEMIC SESSIONS - FRIDAY
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 FRIDAY, AUGUST 15 - 9:30AM - 10:45 AM
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PANEL DISCUSSION: The Interpretive Turn in International Sales Law: An Analysis of Fifteen Years of CISG Jurisprudence
Moderator: Larry DiMatteo, University of Florid |
E1
Kirkland
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Larry Dimatteo, University of Florida
Lucien Dhooge, University of the Pacific
Stephanie Greene, Boston College
Virginia Maurer, University of Florida
Mark Usry, George Mason University
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HOLMES-CARDOZO FINALISTS
Moderator: Terry Dworkin, Indiana University
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E2
Calhoun
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Workplace Harassment: A Proposal for a Bright Line Test Consistent With the First Amendment
Debra Burke, Western Carolina University
The Alien Tort Claims Act of 1789: An 18th Century Law Becomes a 21st Century Tool in Combating Human Rights Violations – An Ethical Examination
Edward J. Schoen, Joseph S. Falchek, and Margaret M. Hogan
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EMPLOYMENT/ LABOR LAW
Moderator:Nan Ellis, Loyola College in Maryland
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E3
Rand
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Arbitration of Disability Claims and EEOC Authority
Brad Reid, Abilene Christian University
Rethinking Wrongful Discharge: A Descriptive-Continuum Approach
Robert Bird, Seton Hall University
Young and Restless: Liability for Employment Discrimination Based on Youth
Susan W. Dana & Nancy G. Dodd, both of Montana State University
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Culture Shock In The Workplace: The Legal Demystification Of Cultural Difference Under Title VII
Darryll M. Halcomb Lewis, Esq. and James Jones, Ph.D., both of University of Nebraska at Omaha
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CURRICULUM/PEDAGOGY
Moderator: Susan Marsnik, University of St.Thomas |
E4
McTyeire
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Developing and Teaching a Course in Fraud Law and Issues in Business
Linda Christiansen, Indiana University Southeast
Course Design: Legal Issues In Health Care Administration
Liz Ellis, New Mexico State University
Engaging Students in Estate Planning
Lynn M. Forsythe, California State University Fresno
Creating Community: A Model for Business-Related Learning Communities at an Urban Research University
Susan Wiley & Nancy R. Mansfield, both of Georgia State University
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CONSUMER LAW
Moderator: Horace Johns, Middle Tennessee State University |
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Carmichael
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They've Stolen My Eyes and I'm Mad As Hell and I'm Not Going To Take It Anymore!" - The Cry Of An Illinois Moviegoer to Commercial Creep
Carol Docan & Leonard Rymsza, both of California State University, Northridge
Sales, Sales Everywhere! A Shopper’s Dream or Too Good to Be True?
Laura M. Davis, Bloomsburg University
Pop-up Advertisements – An Actionable Pest ?
Jennifer O’Reilly, Monash University
Lottery Fraud: Nothing New Under the Sun
Peter Shears, University of Plymouth
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ALTERNATIVE DISPUTE RESOLUTION
Moderator:Vincent A. Carrafiello, University of Connecticut
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Neely
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New Arbitrator Disclosure Requirements in California: The Security Industry Sends a Bed Bug Letter
Donald L. Carper, The University of the Pacific
A Re-analysis of Section 2 of the Federal Arbitration Act After Circuit City vs. Adams and Circuit City II: Where do we go from here?
Donna Cunningham, Valdosta State University
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Arbitration and Mediation in Cuba: ADR in a Transitional Economy
Lucy Katz, Fairfield University
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CONCURRENT ACADEMIC SESSIONS - FRIDAY
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 FRIDAY, AUGUST 15 - 11:00 AM – 11:50 AM
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INTERNATIONAL LAW
Moderator: Patricia Nunley, Baylor University
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F1
Kirkland
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A Hard Rain’s A-Gonna Fall: The Other Side of 9/11
Mark Baker, University of Texas at Austin
Recent Changes in Internet Privacy Law in the E.U. versus the U.S.
David L. Baumer, Julie B. Earp,& J.C. Poindexter, North Carolina State
University
The Ecological Challenges of War
Timothy Fort and Cyndi Schapani, both of University of Michigan
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REGULATORY LAW
Moderator: James Holloway, East Carolina University
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Calhoun
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The State of Assisted Living Facility Law: A Survey of Federal and State Statutes
Linda Christiansen & Rita Graham, both of Indiana University Southeast
The Soldiers And Sailors Civil Relief Act Of 1940: Implications For The Military, Their Dependents And Those Who Do Business With Them
Michael Katz, Delaware State University
Corporate-Owned Life Insurance: Another Financial Scheme that Takes Advantage of Employees and Shareholders
Susan Martin, Hofstra University
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