University of Wisconsin--Madison. Disputes Processing Research Program
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL15038123A
Top Subjects
- United States (11)
- Dispute resolution (Law) (4)
- Courts (2)
- Law and legislation (2)
- Lawyers (2)
- Administration of Justice (1)
- Jurisdiction (1)
Books by University of Wisconsin--Madison. Disputes Processing Research Program
Total count: 12
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Thinking about courtstraditional expectations and contemporary challenges : or, the crisis of the courts as a social and political crisisDisputes Processing Research Program, University of Wisconsin-Madison Law School1979-01-01
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Choice of forum in diversity casesanalysis of a survey and implications for reformDisputes Processing Research Program, University of Wisconsin--Madison, Law School1980-01-01
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Patients and doctors disputingpatients' complaints and what they do about themInstitute for Legal Studies, University of Wisconsin Law School1986-01-01
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Mediation and settlement of building construction disputesthe case of the "Bau-Schlichtungsstelle" in Frankfurt, West GermanyInstitute for Legal Studies, University of Wisconsin Law School1986-01-01
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Judicial decision making in the trial courtInstitute for Legal Studies, University of Wisconsin--Madison Law School1986-01-01
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Notifying potential claimants in mass tort actionsthe Dalkon Shield caseInstitute for Legal Studies, University of Wisconsin Law School1987-01-01
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The life and times of the Big Six, or, the federal courts since the good old daysInstitute for Legal Studies, University of Wisconsin Law School1988-01-01
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The quality of dispute resolution processes and outcomesmeasurement problems and possibilitiesInstitute for Legal Studies, University of Wisconsin--Madison Law School1988-01-01
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Evaluations of dispute processingwe don't know what we think and we don't think what we knowInstitute for Legal Studies, University of Wisconsin--Madison Law School1988-01-01
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Long-term continuing relationsthe American experience regulating dealerships and franchisesDisputes Processing Research Program, University of Wisconsin--Madison1990-01-01
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"Honey, they shrunk the economy!"an empirical examination of the claim that lawyers impair economic growthInstitute for Legal Studies1992-01-01
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Rhetoric and reality--uses and abuses--contingencies and certaintiesthe American contingent fee in operationInstitute for Legal Studies1996-01-01