Volume 60 | Issue 6

June 1986

Volume 92 | Issue 4

Louisiana Civil Law

Introduction—Louisiana Civil Law: The Cinderella of American Law

Louisiana Civil Law

Paper by Christopher Osakwe

Louisiana Civil Law

Contract Law, Unconscionability, Louisiana Law, Comparative Law

Oppressive and Unequal Contracts: The Unconscionability Problem in Louisiana and Comparative Law

Contract Law, Unconscionability, Louisiana Law, Comparative Law

Paper by Jean-Louis Baudouin, Q.C.

Contract Law, Unconscionability, Louisiana Law, Comparative Law

Family Law, Comparative Law, Child Care

The Family in Contemporary Civil Law—Comparative Developments in Alimentary Obligations and Parental Authority

Family Law, Comparative Law, Child Care

Article by Katherine Connell-Thouez

Family Law, Comparative Law, Child Care

Family Law, Succession Law

Fixed Rules and Discretion in Contemporary Family Law and Succession Law

Family Law, Succession Law

Paper by Mary Ann Glendon

Family Law, Succession Law

Comparative Law, Family Law, Marriage

Comparative Developments in the Law of Matrimonial Regimes

Comparative Law, Family Law, Marriage

Article by Jacques-Michel Grossen

Comparative Law, Family Law, Marriage

Detrimental Reliance, Promissory Estoppel, Contract Law, Louisiana Law, Comparative Law

Detrimental Reliance and Promissory Estoppel as the Cause of Contracts in Louisiana and Comparative Law

Detrimental Reliance, Promissory Estoppel, Contract Law, Louisiana Law, Comparative Law

Article by Christian Larroumet

Detrimental Reliance, Promissory Estoppel, Contract Law, Louisiana Law, Comparative Law

Family, Spanish-Puerto Rican Law

Mortis Causa Wealth Transfer and the Protection of the Family: The Spanish-Puerto Rican Experience

Family, Spanish-Puerto Rican Law

Article by Efraín González Tejera

Family, Spanish-Puerto Rican Law

Slavery, Criminal Law, Louisiana Law

The Long Arm of the Law: Slave Criminals and the Supreme Court in Antebellum Louisiana

Slavery, Criminal Law, Louisiana Law

Article by Judith Kelleher Schafer

Slavery, Criminal Law, Louisiana Law

Louisiana Law, Education

Inequality in Louisiana Public School Finance: Should Educational Quality Depend on a Student's School District Residency?

Louisiana Law, Education

Comment by Douglas McKeige

Louisiana Law, Education

Corporate Attorney-Client Privilege, Bankruptcy

Corporate Attorney-Client Privilege—Waiver by a Bankruptcy Trustee

Corporate Attorney-Client Privilege, Bankruptcy

Note by Chris G. Outlaw

Corporate Attorney-Client Privilege, Bankruptcy