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The Sources of the Civil Code of Louisiana
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The Bicentennial of the 1825 Civil Code of Louisiana
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Talbot, Paisant, and Mengis on Louisiana Torts: A Foreword
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Jurisdictional Waters
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The Rejection and Reemergence of the 1825 Louisiana Civil Code in California
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The Applicability of Comparative Fault in Contract-Based Actions: A Louisiana Circuit Split
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The Safe Assumption: Revising the Duty Standard for Design Professionals in Louisiana Construction Litigation
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The Civil Law English Terminology (CIVLET), A Louisiana Gift to the World
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Financial cooperatives: regulatory and supervisory answers for South Africa and Malawi
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Bilingual English-Spanish Louisiana Civil Code, Book III, Title VI
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Personal Jurisdiction’s Aberrant Theory of Consent
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Consideration, Detrimental Reliance, Promissory Estoppel—or the 1984 Common Law Rodents in the Louisiana Civil Code of 1825
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The Collateral Effects of Reproductive Restrictions: Dispensing Methotrexate Violates Arizona, Arkansas, Louisiana, and Missouri's Public Accommondation Laws
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Admiralty law in South Africa: section 6 of the Admiralty Jurisdiction Act - an analysis, comparison and case law examination
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Revisiting the Genesis of French Louisiana: It’s No Coincidence the Civil Code Was Adopted—We Ain’t Anglos!
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An historical and multi-jurisdictional study of jurisdiction clauses in internaional maritime carriage contracts
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Pierre Auguste Charles Bourguignon Derbigny—A Transformative Actor in Louisiana’s Legal and Political History: Career, Cases, and Code
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Testamentary Freedom and Family Solidarity in the United States of America. An Analysis of the Uniform Probate Code and the State Regulations in Louisiana and California
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Variations on Property and Power: Corporations, Absolute Dominium, and Partus Sequitur Ventrem in the 1825 Louisiana Civil Code
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Consideration, Detrimental Reliance, Promissory Estoppel or the 1984 CommonLaw “Rodents” in the Louisiana Civil Code of 1825
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The Dormant Commerce Clause and Personal Jurisdiction: Reasonable Limit or Unnecessary Complication?
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Restrictions for the Modern-Day Child: Act 456, No. 162, Implementing Social Media Restrictions for Minors Under 18 in Louisiana
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Gender-Based Crimes and the Colombian Special Jurisdiction for Peace
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Rethinking the Scope of State Power: Territorial Jurisdiction, Popular Sovereignty, and Extraterritorial Legislation
