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Vol. 40, Issue 2, 1988April 01, 1988 EDT

Tort Law: Joint and Several Liability Under Comparative Negligence

Armando Garcia-Mendoza,
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Articles in Vol. 40, Issue 2, 1988

Vol. 40, Issue 2, 1988
  • Financial Disclosure by Judges: Functional Analysis and Critique
    Judith RosenbaumSteven Lubet
  • Nonclaim Procedure Under the Florida Probate Code: Exceptions to an Apparent Statutory Bar
    David T. Smith
  • Antitrust Law and Evolutionary Models of Legal Change
    Roger BlairCarolyn D. Schafer
  • Federal Circuit Conflict Regarding Consolidation of Arbitration
    Karen M. Chastain
  • Trademark Law: The Wacky World of Grey Market Goods: Untangling the Knot of Customs Regulations Around Section 526 and the Tariff Act
    David K. Friedland
  • After Coastal Construction: Staking Out a Claim for Private Ownership
    Elizabeth Belsom
  • Tort Law: Joint and Several Liability Under Comparative Negligence
    Armando Garcia-Mendoza
Fla. L. Rev.
Armando Garcia-Mendoza, Tort Law: Joint and Several Liability Under Comparative Negligence, 40 Fla. L. Rev. 469 (1988).
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