Albany Law Review

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Articles in June 1998 issue of Albany Law Review

• A Hague conference judgments convention and United States courts: a problem and a possibility.(Symposium: Could a Treaty Trump Supreme Court Jurisdictional Doctrine?)
  by Maier, Harold G.
• Why properly construed due process limits on personal jurisdiction must always trump contrary treaty provisions.(Symposium: Could a Treaty Trump Supreme Court Jurisdictional Doctrine?)
  by Cox, Stanley E.
• Judgments conventions and minimum contracts.(Symposium: Could a Treaty Trump Supreme Court Jurisdictional Doctrine?)
  by Borchers, Patrick J.
• Sanctions for nonfrivolous complaints? Implications for the improper purpose prong of Rule 11.(Case Note)
  by Kruzansky, Barbara Comninos
• The trouble with trade dress protection of product design.
  by Prowda, Judith Beth
• The role and status of American law in the Hague Judgments Convention project.(Symposium: Could a Treaty Trump Supreme Court Jurisdictional Doctrine?)
  by Zekoll, Joachim
• Negotiating the tort long-arm provisions of the Judgments Convention.(Symposium: Could a Treaty Trump Supreme Court Jurisdictional Doctrine?)
  by Weintraub, Russell J.
• Where America ends and the international order begins: interpreting the jurisdictional reach of the U.S. Constitution in light of a proposed Hague Convention on jurisdiction and satisfaction of judgments.(Symposium: Could a Treaty Trump Supreme Court Juri
  by Strauss, Andrew L.