Bruce L. Hay

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Open LibraryOL5331514A

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United States (5)
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Books by Bruce L. Hay

Total count: 14

Civil discoveryits effects and optimal scope

Program in Law and Economics, Harvard Law School1994-01-01
Effort, information, settlement, trial

Program in Law and Economics, Harvard Law School1994-01-01
Innovation under technology-based regulation

Program in Law and Economics, Harvard Law School1995-01-01
Contingent fees and the problem of settlement

Program in Law and Economics, Harvard Law School1995-01-01
Contingent fees and agency costs

Program in Law and Economics, Harvard Law School1995-01-01
The optimal structure of contingent fees in a world of settlement

Harvard Law School1995-01-01
The economics of lawyer referrals

Harvard Law School1996-01-01
Allocating the burden of proof

Harvard Law School1996-01-01
Asymmetric rewardswhy class actions (may) settle for too little

Harvard Law School1997-01-01
The individual justice of averaging

Harvard Law School2000-01-01
Sting operattions[sic], undercover agents, and entrapment

Harvard Law School2003-01-01
Manufacturer liability for harms caused by consumers to others

National Bureau of Economic Research2004-01-01
Environmental Protection and the Social Responsibility of FirmsPerspectives from Law, Economics, and Business

Routledge2010-01-01
Nazi-Looted Art and the LawThe American Cases

Springer2017-11-17