Wake Forest Law Review

Wake Forest Law Review

50 Wake Forest L. Rev. 1253

Balancing Interests: How the Prescriptive Easement Doctrine Can Continue to Efficiently Support Public Policy

Donald C. Morgan
50 Wake Forest L. Rev. 1229

If the Veil Doesn’t Fit … An Empirical Study of 30 Years of Piercing the Corporate Veil in the Age of the LLC

Rolf Garcia-Gallont & Andrew J. Kilpinen
50 Wake Forest L. Rev. 1181

Post-Judgment Bargaining with a Conversation with the Honorable Professor Guido Calabresi

Benjamin Shmueli
50 Wake Forest L. Rev. 1155

The Law and Economics of Insider Trading

Frank J. Sensenbrenner & Margaret Ryznar
50 Wake Forest L. Rev. 1097

The Failure to Understand Expertise in Administrative Law: The Problem and the Consequences

Sidney A. Shapiro
50 Wake Forest L. Rev. 1057

Admissibility Versus Sufficiency: Controlling the Quality of Expert Witness Testimony

Michael D. Green & Joseph Sanders
50 Wake Forest L. Rev. 1007

Beyond Constituent Assemblies and Referenda: Assessing the Legitimacy of the Arab Spring Constitutions in Egypt and Tunisia

Darin E.W. Johnson
50 Wake Forest L. Rev. 985

Placing the Government in Fragile Democracies

David Fontana
50 Wake Forest L. Rev. 951

Judicial Review of Constitutional Amendments and New Constitutions in Comparative Perspective

Gábor Halmar
50 Wake Forest L. Rev. 921

Courts and Constitution-Making

William Partlett
50 Wake Forest L. Rev. 891

Beyond the Alternative Reform or Revolution: Postsovereign Constitution-Making and Latin America

Andrew Arato
50 Wake Forest L. Rev. 859

Constraining Constitutional Change

David Landau & Rosalind Dixon