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Not Dead Yet: The Imposition of Arbitration Awards Against Non-Party Sureties
Surety Claims Institute Newsletter
2007
Recent Developments: Court to Decide Crucial Coastal Restoration Issues
Louisiana Bar Journal
2004
Leaving Communities Behind: The Evolving World of Environmental Justice
Louisiana Bar Journal
2003
The Small Business Relief and Brownfields Revitalization Act: New Hope for New Orleans Brownfields?
Briefly Speaking
2002
Latest Chapter in Shintech Story: Addis Site Selection Survives IT Analysis
Louisiana Environmental Lawyer
2002
Plan Ahead for Disaster Recovery
Briefly Speaking
2001
Is NEPA Substantive Review Extinct, or Merely Hibernating? Resurrecting NEPA Section 102(1)
Tulane Environmental Law Journal
2000
Determining Whether a Title VII Plaintiff Class’s “Aim is True”: The Legacy of Allison v. Citgo Petroleum Corp. for Employment Discrimination Class Certification Under FRCP 23(b)(2)
Tulane Law Review
2000
“The Swamp’s a Hell of a Place to Die, Ain’t It?”: How Objective Reasonableness Has Stagnated the Flow of Fourth Amendment Deadly Force Law at Its Juncture with the Qualified Immunity Defense