Vol. 67, Issue 2, 2015January 01, 2016 EDT
How the Federal Cause of Action Relates to Rights, Remedies, and Jurisdiction
How the Federal Cause of Action Relates to Rights, Remedies, and Jurisdiction
John F. Preis,
Articles in Vol. 67, Issue 2, 2015
Vol. 67, Issue 2, 2015
- Limiting Political Contributions After <i> McCutcheon</i>, <i>Citizens United</i>, and <i>SpeechNow</i>Albert W. Alschuler
- Consent Searches and Fourth Amendment ReasonablenessAlafair S. Burke
- Inventive Application: A HistoryJeffrey A. Lefstin
- Principles for PublicnessOnnig H. Dombalagian
- Impact Preemption: A New Theory of Federal Arbitration Act PreemptionKristen M. Blankley
- Antitrust Limits on Targeted Patent AggregationAlan Devlin
- How the Federal Cause of Action Relates to Rights, Remedies, and JurisdictionJohn F. Preis
- Reconsidering Indirect-Purchaser Class ActionsStephen Carr
- I'm a Little Treepot: Conceptual Separability and Affording Copyright Protection to Useful ArticlesSonja Wolf Sahlsten
John F. Preis, How the Federal Cause of Action Relates to Rights, Remedies, and Jurisdiction, 67 Fla. L. Rev. 849 (2016).