Volume 85 | Issues 5 & 6

June 2011

Volume 92 | Issue 4

Environmental Law, Oil and Gas

Limitation of Liability: Should It Be Jettisoned After the Deepwater Horizon?

Environmental Law, Oil and Gas

Article by Patrick J. Bonner

Environmental Law, Oil and Gas

Maritime

Impacts of the Supreme Court Decision Regal-Beloit: Exporting Import Litigation

Maritime

Article by Dennis A. Cammarano

Maritime

Maritime, Arbitration

Arbitration Law In Flux and Maritime Implications

Maritime, Arbitration

Article by Edward F. Sherman

Maritime, Arbitration

Maritime

Hijacked: The Unlikely Interface Between Somali Piracy and the U.S. Regulatory Regime

Maritime

Article by Bruce G. Paulsen and Ellen Lafferty

Maritime

Oil and Gas, Environmental Law

The Role of the P&I Clubs in Marine Pollution Incidents

Oil and Gas, Environmental Law

Article by Charles B. Anderson and Colin de la Rue

Oil and Gas, Environmental Law

Oil and Gas, Environmental Law, Maritime

Maritime Catastrophe Response—Civil and Criminal Counsel Investigation; Illustrative Recent Collision and Platform Case Law; Criminalization of Marine Negligence

Oil and Gas, Environmental Law, Maritime

Article by Michael M. Butterworth and Thomas D. Forbes

Oil and Gas, Environmental Law, Maritime

Maritime

Marine Casualty Investigations

Maritime

Article by Thomas D. Forbes

Maritime

Title VII, Employment Law

Smith v. Xerox Corp.: The Fifth Circuit Maintains Mixed-Motive Applicability in Title VII Retaliation Claims

Title VII, Employment Law

Recent Development by Kimberly Cheeseman

Title VII, Employment Law

Section 1983, Excessive Force, Police

Peterson v. City of Forth Worth: The Fifth Circuit Demands More Than the Demanding Standard of Monell to Establish Municipal Liability Under § 1983

Section 1983, Excessive Force, Police

Recent Development by Camille E. Gauthier

Section 1983, Excessive Force, Police

Maritime

Combo Maritime, Inc. v. U.S. United Bulk Terminal, LLC: The Fifth Circuit Finds Comparative Fault Principle Unaffected By Burden-Shifting Presumption of Fault in Admiralty Case

Maritime

Recent Development by James Melchers

Maritime

Fourth Amendment

United State v. Pickett: The Fifth Circuit Renders Point of Origin Irrelevant in Evaluating the Application of the Border Search Exception

Fourth Amendment

Recent Development by Jonathan D. Phelps

Fourth Amendment