TULANE LAW REVIEW

Since 1924

Pressured Exit

Pressured Exit

Article by Jayesh Rathod

False and Misleading Political Speech: A Normative Case for Regulation

False and Misleading Political Speech: A Normative Case for Regulation

False and Misleading Political Speech: A Normative Case for Regulation

Article by Rayhan Langdana

Crypto Contacts: Jurisdiction and the Blockchain

Crypto Contacts: Jurisdiction and the Blockchain

Crypto Contacts: Jurisdiction and the Blockchain

Article by Zoe Niesel

Companion Animals: A Legislative Proposal to Redefine Their Legal Worth

Companion Animals: A Legislative Proposal to Redefine Their Legal Worth

Companion Animals: A Legislative Proposal to Redefine Their Legal Worth

Article by Angie Vega

The Lost Doctrines of Causa and the Incoherence of Contemporary Contract Law

The Lost Doctrines of Causa and the Incoherence of Contemporary Contract Law

The Lost Doctrines of Causa and the Incoherence of Contemporary Contract Law

Article by James Gordley & Hao Jiang

Tulane Law Review — Since 1916

The Tulane Law Review is a student-managed and student-edited legal journal established in 1916 as the Southern Law Quarterly. The Review is Tulane Law School's oldest and largest journal, consistently publishing authoritative legal works while also training its members in legal writing and editing.

Latest Articles

Volume 92 | Issue 4

The Lost Doctrines of Causa and the Incoherence of Contemporary Contract Law

Article by James Gordley & Hao Jiang

Companion Animals: A Legislative Proposal to Redefine Their Legal Worth

Article by Angie Vega

Crypto Contacts: Jurisdiction and the Blockchain

Article by Zoe Niesel

False and Misleading Political Speech: A Normative Case for Regulation

Article by Rayhan Langdana

Pressured Exit

Article by Jayesh Rathod