University of Washington School of Law professors publish in law reviews and other legal and interdisciplinary journals. This section of the UW Law Digital Commons describes and links to substantial articles written by current and former faculty members.
Submissions from 2000
Limitation of Liability, Craig Allen
31
J. Mar. L. & Com.
263
(2000)
Federalism in the Era of International Standards: Federal and State Government Regulation of Merchant Vessels in the United States (Part IV), Craig H. Allen
31
J. Mar. L. & Com.
15
(2000)
Gray's Ghost—A Conversation About the Onshore Trust, Karen E. Boxx
85
Iowa L. Rev.
1195
(2000)
Shihō ni nani o nozomu ka [What I Desire for the Justice System], Daniel H. Foote
1170
Juristo
146
(2000)
From the Editor: A Fresh Perspective, Mary A. Hotchkiss
9
Persp.: Teaching Legal Res. & Writing
1
(2000)
The University of Washington Law Librarianship Program: 60 Years of Excellence, Mary A. Hotchkiss
Conceiving Nonmarital Fathers' Rights: An Inquiry into the Constitutionality of West Virginia's Adoption Statute, Lisa Kelly
102
W. Va. L. Rev.
667
(2000)
A Question of Duty: Common Law Legal Issues Resulting from Physician Response to Unsolicited Patient Email Inquiries, Patricia C. Kuszler
2
J Med Internet Res.
e17
(2000)
Financing Clinical Research and Experimental Therapies: Payment Due, But from Whom?, Patricia C. Kuszler
3
DePaul J. Health Care L.
441
(2000)
A Circus Among the Circuits: Would the Truly Famous and Diluted Performer Please Stand Up? The Federal Trademark Dilution Act and Its Challenges, Xuan-Thao Nguyen
1
Chi.-Kent J. Intell. Prop.
158
(2000)
Prefatory note and commentary, Uniform Money Services Act, Anita Ramasastry
National Conference of Commissioners on Uniform State Laws
(2000)
How Local Perceptions of Pledge Law Compare with the Findings of the Regional Survey, Anita Ramasastry and Stefka Slavova
Law in Transition
(2000)
EBRD Legal Indicator Survey: Assessing Insolvency Laws after Ten Years of Transition, Anita Ramasastry, Stefka Slavova, and Lieve Vandenhoeck
Law in Transition
(2000)
The Most Creative Moments in the History of Environmental Law: "The Whats", William H. Rodgers, Jr.
2000
U. Ill. L. Rev.
1
(2000)
The Myth of the Win-Win: Misdiagnosis in the Business of Reassembling Nature, William H. Rodgers, Jr.
42
Ariz. L. Rev.
297
(2000)
Take the Initiative on Constitutionality, Hugh D. Spitzer
Why Lawyers Have Often Worn Strange Clothes, Claimed to Work for Free--and Been Hated, Hugh D. Spitzer
Patent Infringement Damages in Japan and the United States: Will Increased Patent Infringement Damage Awards Revive the Japanese Economy?, Toshiko Takenaka
2
Wash. U. L. & Pol'y J.
309
(2000)
Patent Infringement Damages in Japan and the United States: Will Increased Patent Infringement Damage Awards Revive the Japanese Economy?, Toshiko Takenaka
2
Wash. U. J. L. & Pol'y
309
(2000)
Catalytic Impact of Information Technology on the New International Financial Architecture, Jane K. Winn
34
Int'l Law.
137
(2000)
Making XML Pay: Revising Existing Electronic Payments Law to Accommodate Innovation, Jane K. Winn
53
SMU L. Rev.
1477
(2000)
Who Owns the Customer? The Emerging Law of Commercial Transactions in Electronic Customer Data, Jane Kaufman Winn and James R. Wrathall
56
Bus. Law.
213
(2000)
Electronic Records and Signatures under the Federal E-Sign Legislation and the UETA, Robert A. Wittie and Jane K. Winn
56
Bus. Law.
293
(2000)
Submissions from 1999
Federalism in the Era of International Standards: Federal and State Government Regulation of Merchant Vessels in the United States (Part III), Craig H. Allen
30
J. Mar. L. & Com.
85
(1999)
The Antitrust Duty to Deal and Intellectual Property Rights, James C. Burling, William F. Lee, and Anita K. Krug
24
J. Corp. L.
527
(1999)