| The National Law Journal 1996 David E. Rovella |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
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| $29B - for billion - verdict; the case involves the CIA, the Marcoses and the theft of buried treasure. | Law | David E. Rovella, Margaret Cronin Fisk |
| Abortion pill triggers change in legal tactics; a leading anti-abortionist concedes that trying to battle such operations is futile. (RU-486 pill) | Law | David E. Rovella |
| Are May-September suits only ones that will fly? Supreme Court to hear arguments that an older employee can't go to trial when he's replaced by another 'old-timer.' | Law | David E. Rovella |
| Can the bar fill the LSC's shoes? Law firms find meeting the ABA pro bono goal for billable hours is tough. | Law | David E. Rovella |
| Circuit ruling challenges 'Bakke,' threatens law school diversity. | Law | David E. Rovella |
| Firms go up a down escalator: Connecticut's big firms are case studies in how to flourish in a recession. | Law | David E. Rovella |
| Gulf vets seek counsel to probe Pentagon officials; chemical exposure inquiry could spur more lawsuits. | Law | David E. Rovella |
| Harassment cases create school daze; judges, jury fail to clarify murky law in Title IX sexual harassment cases. | Law | David E. Rovella |
| Hasidic N.Y. enclave shaken by lurid case; domestic violence triggers debate over the divorce laws of Orthodox Judaism. | Law | David E. Rovella |
| Judge oks 'violence' act, the commerce clause is invoked to sustain the Violence Against Women Act. | Law | David E. Rovella |
| Judge Sarokin decries criticism of bench, quits; 3d Circuit judge says some are seeking to 'Willie Hortonize' the courts. (H. Lee Sarokin) | Law | David E. Rovella |
| Looking for death, or just a death jury? Delaware AG's decision triggers debate over prosecutorial discretion. (death penalty to be sought in trial of two college students accused of murder of their newborn infant) | Law | David E. Rovella |
| Sex-abuse charge in custody fights perplexes courts; new NOW curriculum gives judges guidance, but fathers' groups are wary. | Law | David E. Rovella |
| States fight historic battle for Ellis Island; original jurisdiction invoked as New Jersey seeks a chunk of the immigration landmark. | Law | David E. Rovella |
| Survey ranks scholarship output as critics say aim is too narrow. (Illinois Institute of Technology, Chicago-Kent College of Law's survey ranking law professors by how often they publish) | Law | David E. Rovella, Ken Myers |
| Texas-style nuclear brawl gives one city big prize; Austin loses legal gamble while San Antonio takes big bucks in utility lawsuit. | Law | David E. Rovella |
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