Volume 21, Number 2 (1995)

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Front Matter, Volume 21, Number 2
University of Dayton

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Apportionment of Harm in Tort Law: A Proposed Restatement
Gerald W. Boston

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Analysis of the Split Authority on Proof of a Postmark under Internal Revenue Code § 7502
Kenneth H. Ryesky

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A Derailment on the Information Superhighway: Desperately Seeking to Avoid Paying Compensation—A Case Study of Special Access Collocation and Its Invalidation in Bell Atlantic Telephone Cos. v. FCC
Leonard M. Baynes

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Survival of Liens: "Liens Pass through Bankruptcy Unaffected" — or Do They? In Re Penrod — Challenging an Adage
Beth A. Buchanan Staudenmaier

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Tortious Interference with a Contract in Ohio
Thomas H. Ferguson

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Taking Advantage of Joe Camel's and Marlboro Man's Rights Is UnKool and Merits Constitutional Protection
Maria J. Johnson

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When the Issue Is Funding, No News Isn't "Good News"
Charles S. Hartman

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Legal Reform — At the Expense of Federalism? House Bill 956, Common Sense Civil Justice Reform Act and Senate Bill 565, Product Liability Reform Act
Beth Rogers