Volume 74, Issue 3 (2009)
SYMPOSIUM:
The Products Liability Restatement: Was it a Success?
Articles
Introduction to the Symposium
Brooklyn Law Review Editors
Product Liability's Parallel Universe: Fault-Based Liability Theories and Modern Products Liability Law
Richard C. Ausness
Implied Reverse Preemption
Anita Bernstein
The Tort-Proof Plaintiff: The Drunk in the Automobile, Crashworthiness Claims, and the Restatement (Third) of Torts
Ellen M. Bublick
Preemption's Rise (and Bit of a Fall) as Products Liability Reform: Wyeth, Riegel, Altria, and the Restatement (Third)'s Prescription Product Design Defect Standards
Richard L. Cupp Jr.
On Restating Products Liability Preemption
Mary J. Davis
The Value of Consumer Choice in Products Liability
Mark A. Geistfeld
The Unappreciated Congruity of the Second and Third Torts Reinstatements on Design Defects
Michael D. Green
Design Defect Ghosts
David G. Owen
Post-Sale Duties: The Most Expansive Theory in Products Liability
J. David Prince and Kenneth Ross
Territorial Claims in the Domain of Accidental Harm: Conflicting Conceptions of Tort Preemption
Robert L. Rabin
Manufacturers' Liability for Defective Product Designs: The Triumph of Risk-Utility
Aaron D. Twerski and James A. Henderson Jr.
Notes
Dirty Digits: The Collection of Post-Cut-Through Dialed Digits Under the Pen/Trap Statute
Marcus M. Baldwin
An Appealing Split: Filing an Appeal After a Plea Bargain: Is counsel Obliged to File a Meritless Appeal?
Tamar Kaplan-Marans