William & Mary Environmental Law & Policy Review

Volume 26

Issue 1 | Issue 2

Issue 1

Symposium Issue I: Toxic Torts: Issues of Mass Litigation, Case Management, and Ethics
Articles

Thomas O. McGarity:
PROPOSAL FOR LINKING CULPABILITY AND CAUSATION TO ENSURE CORPORATE ACCOUNTABILITY FOR TOXIC RISKS

Lisa Heinzerling & Cameron Powers Hoffman:
TORTIOUS TOXICS

Mark C. Weber:
FORUM ALLOCATION IN TOXIC TORT CASES: LESSONS FROM THE TOBACCO LITIGATION AND OTHER RECENT DEVELOPMENTS

Howard M. Erichson:
THE END OF THE DEFENDANT ADVANTAGE IN TOBACCO LITIGATION

Notes

James W. Parrett, Jr.:
PROACTIVE SOLUTION TO THE INHERENT DANGERS OF BIOTECHNOLOGY: USING THE INVENTION SECRECY ACT TO RESTRICT DISCLOSURE OF THREATENING BIOTECHNOLOGY PARENTS

Natalie Collins:
EUROPEAN ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY AND ITS EFFECTS ON FREE TRADE

C.M. Cameron Lynch:
ENVIRONMENTAL AWARENESS AND THE NEW REPUBLICAN PARTY: THE RE-GREENING OF THE GOP?

Issue 2

Symposium Issue 2: Toxic Torts: Issues of Mass Litigation, Case Management, and Ethics

Articles

Lester Brickman:
LAWYERS’ ETHICS AND FIDUCIARY OBLIGATION IN THE BRAVE NEW WORLD OF AGGREGATIVE LITIGATION

Charles Silver:
A CRITIQUE OF BURROW V. ACRE

Mark Gottlieb & Richard A. Daynard:
WILL BIG TOBACCO SEEK BANKRUPTCY PROTECTION? A $145 BILLION VERDICT POSES THE QUESTION

Essay

Emily L. Dawson:
LESSONS LEARNED FROM FLINT, MICHIGAN: MANAGING MULTIPLE SOURCE POLLUTION IN URBAN COMMUNITIES

Notes

Timothy P. Cairns:
WAITING FOR THE MOUNTAIN TO COME TO DOE: EXISTING OPTIONS FOR COMPROMISE BETWEEN THE DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY AND NUCLEAR UTILITIES REGARDING THE DISPOSAL OF SPENT NUCLEAR FUEL

Robert E. Baute, Jr.:
ADRIFT WITHOUT A PADDLE: THE PRESENT AND FUTURE OF THE CHESAPEAKE BAY PRESERVATION ACT

Daniel Velez:
NO-FAULT REMEDIATION OF MTBE