Citation: Jh. Matheson et Rb. Eby, The doctrine of piercing the veil in an era of multiple limited liability entities: An opportunity to codify the test for waiving owners' limited-liability protection, WASH LAW RE, 75(1), 2000, pp. 147-193
Citation: T. Benedict, The public-use requirement in Washington after State ex rel. Washington State Convention & Trade Center v. Evans, WASH LAW RE, 75(1), 2000, pp. 225-250
Citation: Jr. Hamilton, All together now: Legal responses to the introduction of aquatic nuisance species in Washington through ballast water, WASH LAW RE, 75(1), 2000, pp. 251-279
Citation: R. Ramerman, Shut the blinds and lock the doors - Is that enough?: The scope of Fourth Amendment protection outside one's own home, WASH LAW RE, 75(1), 2000, pp. 281-312
Citation: Ar. Ross, RICO rights for ERISA wrongs: Can plaintiffs find relief despite ERISA preemption of state-law claims?, WASH LAW RE, 75(1), 2000, pp. 313-344
Citation: Da. Pollard, Unconscious bias and self-critical analysis: The case for a qualified evidentiary equal employment opportunity privilege, WASH LAW RE, 74(4), 1999, pp. 913-1031
Citation: J. Sovern, Opting in, opting out, or no options at all: The fight for control of personal information, WASH LAW RE, 74(4), 1999, pp. 1033-1118
Citation: S. Jain, How many people does it take to save a drowning baby? : A Good Samaritan statute in Washington state, WASH LAW RE, 74(4), 1999, pp. 1181-1208
Citation: L. Noffsinger, Wanted posters, bulletproof vests, and the first amendment: Distinguishingtrue threats from coercive political advocacy, WASH LAW RE, 74(4), 1999, pp. 1209-1241
Citation: Gm. Parr, What is a "meretricious relationship"? : An analysis of cohabitant property rights under Connell v. Francisco, WASH LAW RE, 74(4), 1999, pp. 1243-1273
Citation: Co. Gregoire et Rk. Costello, The take and give of ESA administration: The need for creative solutions in the face of expanding regulatory proscriptions, WASH LAW RE, 74(3), 1999, pp. 697-717
Citation: Ro. Zerbe et Lj. Graham, The role of rights in benefit cost methodology: The example of salmon and hydroelectric dams, WASH LAW RE, 74(3), 1999, pp. 763-797
Citation: Cj. Artura, Superwill to the rescue? How Washington's statute falls short of being a hero in the field of trust and probate law, WASH LAW RE, 74(3), 1999, pp. 799-823
Citation: E. Jenkins, Challenging land use actions under section 1983: Washington law after Mission Springs, Inc. v. City of Spokane, WASH LAW RE, 74(3), 1999, pp. 853-883
Citation: Q. Lin, A proposed test for applying the doctrine of equivalents to biotechnology inventions: The nonobviousness test, WASH LAW RE, 74(3), 1999, pp. 885-912