University of Memphis Law Review, The

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Articles in Winter 2001 issue of University of Memphis Law Review, The

• Ethics--Board of Professional Responsibility Formal Ethics Opinion Number 99-F-143: Is there a realistic approach to the tripartite relationship that exists between an insured, the insurer,...
  by Miller, Jennifer Lyn
• Torts--Grandstaff v. Hawks: Tennessee's new three-prong test for apportionment of damages in multi-party actions
  by Veach, Shanna
• How the abolishment of the assumption of the risk doctrine in Tennessee affected common law doctrines associated with primary implied assumption of the risk
  by McWhirter, Barry
• Perfecting a security interest in "electronic chattel paper" under revised Article 9
  by Springer, Melissa Bradford
• Should the Federal rules of bankruptcy procedure be amended to expressly authorize United States district and bankruptcy courts to appoint a special master in an appropriate...
  by Clift, R Spencer III
• Torts and sporting events: Spectator and participant injuries--using defendant's duty to limit liability as an alternative to the defense of primary implied assumption of the risk
  by Wanat, Daniel E
• Making a bad situation worse: Going against the current, have Tennessee and Missippi floundered in their approach to the "tools of the trade" exemption?
  by Earthman, J Benjamin
• Tortious interference with contract in Tennessee: A practioner's guide
  by Feldman, Steven W