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Western New England Law Review

Tribute

A TRIBUTE TO DEAN HOWARD I. KALODNER
William H. Abraskhin

Articles

REHABILITATING BANKRUPTCY CODE SECTION 506(C): SHOULD THIRD PARTY CLAIMANTS HAVE INDEPENDENT STANDING?
Justin T. Toth

REINSURANCE LITIGATION: A PRIMER
Charles F. Corcoran III

DISCOVERY OF THE PLAINTIFF'S MENTAL HEALTH HISTORY IN AN EMPLOYMENT DISCRIMINATION CASE
David A. Robinson

Notes

SECURITIES LAW—ALL IN THE FAMILY—UNITED STATES v. CHESTMAN: FINDING A FIDUCIARY OR OTHER SIMILAR RELATION OF TRUST AND CONFIDENCE UNDER RULE 10b-5 FOR FAMILY MEMBERS OF A FAMILY-CONTROLLED PUBLICLY TRADED CORPORATION
William A. Snider

ANTITRUST LAW—BERKEY PHOTO AND ALASKA AIRLINES: DIFFERENT APPROACHES TO MONOPOLY LEVERAGING CLAIMS
James P. Puhala III

ENVIRONMENTAL LAW—THE HOUSEHOLD WASTE EXCLUSION CLARIFICATION: 42 U.S.C. SECTION 6921(i): DID CONGRESS INTEND TO EXCLUDE MUNICIPAL SOLID WASTE ASH FROM REGULATION AS HAZARDOUS WASTE UNDER SUBTITLE C?
Jane E. Warner

FEDERAL TAX LAW—MULLIKIN v. UNITED STATES: "BIG BROTHER" IS STILL WATCHING; THE IRS CAN ASSESS PENALTIES AT ANY TIME
Edward J. Carroll III