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"The Effect of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act on Non-US Companies Cross-Listed in the US," by Kate Litvak. University of Texas Law and Economics Working Paper No. 55, December 2005, available here.

"Regulating Attorney-Funded Mass Medical Screenings: A Public Health Imperative?" by Judyth Pendell, AEI-Brookings Joint Center Related Publication 05-22, September 2005, available here.

"Exporting Tort Awards," by Eric Helland and Alexander Tabarrok, 23 Regulation, no. 2 (2000).

"Do Not Federalize Tort Law," by William A. Niskanen, 18 Regulation 14 (1995).

"Equal Citizens of Equal and Territorial States: the Constitutional Foundations of Choice of Law," by Douglas Laycock, 92 Columbia Law Review 249 (1992).

"A Choice of Law Approach to Products-Liability Reform," by Michael W. McConnell, from New Directions in Liability Law, Walter Olson, ed. (The Academy of Political Science, 1988).

Liability Outlook No. 3, 2007 - The Roberts Court and Liability Reform

In the the third Liability Outlook of 2007, Ted Frank analyzes the unexpected turns of the Supreme Court's October Term 2006.

Liability Outlook No. 2, 2007 - The Class Action Fairness Act Two Years Later

In the second Liability Outlook of 2007, Ted Frank gives an assessment of how CAFA has fared in its first two years and what challenges remain in the context of mass torts.

Liability Outlook No. 1, 2007 - Rollover Economics

In this first Liability Outlook of 2007, Ted Frank examines a nine-figure verdict against Ford for alleged "defective design" in its SUVs and analyzes the legal problems that led to it.

The Sarbanes-Oxley Debacle: What Have We Learned; How to Fix It

Henry N. Butler and Larry E. Ribstein detail the scant benefits and monumental costs of SOX.

The Vioxx Litigation

In this two-part working paper, Ted Frank examines the perils of over-deterrence created by the on-going Vioxx litigation.

Harm-Less Lawsuits

Michael Greve describes the origins of consumer class actions and analyzes their theoretical and practical problems.

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Two Cheers for Contingent Fees

Alexander Tabarrok and Eric Helland argue against capping contingency fees as an effective measure of tort reform.