Faculty Publications & Activities

2020

• Other Activity

  Moderator of Panel, "Homes for All? The Future of Public Housing"

  Heather K. Way. “Moderator of Panel, "Homes for All? The Future of Public Housing"” at New Cities Virtual Conference: New Housing Solutions Live (July 15, 2020). View online.
• Other Activity

  Blog Post: Raising Revenue by Taxing Capital

  Susan C. Morse. “Blog Post: Raising Revenue by Taxing Capital” at JOTWELL (July 15, 2020). View online.
• Book

  The Law of Class Actions and Other Aggregate Litigation (Third Edition)

  Robert G. Bone, Patrick Woolley, Elizabeth Burch, Richard Nagareda. The Law of Class Actions and Other Aggregate Litigation (Third Edition) ( Foundation Press, July 9, 2020).
• Article

  Pricing and Paying for Cancer Drugs: Policy Options for Fixing A Broken System

  Charles M. Silver, David A. Hyman. “Pricing and Paying for Cancer Drugs: Policy Options for Fixing A Broken System.” In 26 The Cancer Journal, Page 298 (July 8, 2020).
• Article

  But Who Oversees the Overseers?: The Status of Prison and Jail Oversight in the United States

  Michele Y. Deitch. “But Who Oversees the Overseers?: The Status of Prison and Jail Oversight in the United States.” In 47 American Journal of Criminal Law, Page 207 (Summer 2020).
• Article

  Why R&D Should Be Allocated to Subpart F and GILTI

  Robert J. Peroni, Reuven Avi-Yonah, Patrick Driessen, J. Clifton Fleming, Jr. & Stephen Shay. “Why R&D Should Be Allocated to Subpart F and GILTI.” In 167 Tax Notes Fed., Page 2081 (2020).
• Book Review

  Amanda L. Tyler, Habeas Corpus in Wartime: From the Tower of London to Guantanamo Bay, New York: Oxford University Press, 2017

  Lee Kovarsky. “Amanda L. Tyler, Habeas Corpus in Wartime: From the Tower of London to Guantanamo Bay, New York: Oxford University Press, 2017.” In 38 Law and History Review, Page 297 (2020). View online.
• Article

  How Should We Enforce Patents: A Simulation Analysis

  Abraham Lee Wickelgren, How Should We Enforce Patents:A Simulation Analysis (with Ezra Friedman), 98 Texas Law Review 1283-1305 (about 50-50)

• Book Chapter

  Chapter 6: Is Unilateral Formulary Apportionment Better Than the Status Quo?

  Robert J. Peroni. “Chapter 6: Is Unilateral Formulary Apportionment Better Than the Status Quo?” In The Allocation of Multinational Business Income: Reassessing the Formulary Apportionment Option, Page 169 (edited by Rick Krever & Francois Vaillancourt, Wolters Kluwer, 2020).
• Article

  Judicial Policing of Patent Damages Experts

  John M Golden, Judicial Policing of Patent Damages Experts, 98 Texas Law Review 1307 (2020) (symposium article).

• Other Activity

  Presentation: Intermediaries and the Law on the Ground

  Susan C. Morse. “Presentation: Intermediaries and the Law on the Ground” at University of Texas School of Law Drawing Board Series (June 29, 2020).
• Article

  Surprise Medical Bills: How To Protect Patients and Make Care More Affordable

  Charles M. Silver, David A. Hyman and Ben Ippolito. “Surprise Medical Bills: How To Protect Patients and Make Care More Affordable.” In 108 Georgetown L. J., Page 1655 (June 21, 2020).
• Other Publication

  Socialism Past and Future (Part I of II)

  William E Forbath, Socialism Past and Future (Part I of II), (June 18, 2020). 

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• Article

  Mass Tort Remedies and the Puzzle of the Disappearing Defendant

  Lynn A. Baker. “Mass Tort Remedies and the Puzzle of the Disappearing Defendant.” In 98 Texas Law Review, Page 1165 (2020).
• Other Activity

  Blog post: In Altera reply brief, taxpayer doubles down on flawed argument that the government changed its tune

  Susan C. Morse. “Blog post: In Altera reply brief, taxpayer doubles down on flawed argument that the government changed its tune” (June 11, 2020). View online.
• Article

  Layers of Lawyers: Parsing the Complexities of Claimant Representation in Mass Tort MDLs

  Lynn A. Baker, Stephen J. Herman. “Layers of Lawyers: Parsing the Complexities of Claimant Representation in Mass Tort MDLs.” In 24 Lewis & Clark Law Review, Page 469 (2000).
• Article

  Filling gaps in science exposes gaps in chemical regulation

  Wendy E. Wagner, Steve Gold. “Filling gaps in science exposes gaps in chemical regulation.” In 368 Science, Page 1066 (June 5, 2020). View online.
• Book Chapter

  Electronically Stored Information in Maryland Courts

  Electronically stored information in Mary land courts / Michael D.

  Berman, Editor- in- Chief ; Paul W. Grimm, Primary Editor, Alicia L.

  Shelton, Primary Editor; Diane P. Kilcoyne, Contributing Editor—

  Baltimore, Mary land : Mary land State Bar Association, 2020

  1. Electronic rec ords— Law and legislation— Maryland. 2.| Electronic

  evidence— Maryland. 3. Electronic discovery (Law)— Maryland.

  Craig D Ball,Electronically Stored Information in Maryland Courts (Michael D. Berman, Paul W. Grimm, Alicia L. Shelton, Diane P. Kilcoyne; Maryland State Bar Association, June 4, 2020).

  KFM1737 .E45 2020

  Library of Congress Control Number: 2020936568

  ISBN: 978-1-7348769-0-1

• Book

  International Income Taxation: Code and Regulations--Selected Sections

  Robert J. Peroni. International Income Taxation: Code and Regulations--Selected Sections (edited by Robert J. Peroni, Coordinating Editor. CCH Inc., 2020-2021).
• Book

  Moore's Federal Practice, Third Edition, Release #206

  Linda S. Mullenix. Moore's Federal Practice, Third Edition, Release #206 (June 1, 2020).