PIABA BAR JOURNAL VOLUME 9, NO. 3 • 2002
PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE
J. Pat Sadler
PROFLIPNER’S I LOVE NEW YORK (LAW): THE IMPROPRIETY OF CONFIDENTIALITY ORDERS IN SECURITIES ARBITRATION
Seth E. Lipner
PRACTITIONER’S CORNER - SECURITIES ARBITRATION: AN ALTERNATIVE, NOT A SUBSTITUTE
David W. Oppenheim and David E. Robbins
VIEW FROM THE WEST - CAUSAL CHALLENGES AND THE CHINESE WALL
Scot Bernstein
EXPERT’S CORNER - VARIABLE ANNUITIES: A PRIMER FOR CLAIMANTS’ COUNSEL
John J. Duval
COMMODITIES CORNER - DEFEATING A ONE-YEAR STATUTE OF LIMITATIONS CLAUSE
Dan Harty
BRIEF SPOTLIGHT - RESISTING A MOTION TO EXCLUDE EXPERT TESTIMONY IN ARBITRATION
Jay Salamon
SHOULD I SUE MY STOCKBROKER? PITFALLS A PRACTITIONER FACES WHEN NAMING THE INDIVIDUAL BROKER IN AN ARBITRATION
Melanie S. Cherdack
CLEARING FIRM LIABILITY: PROMOTING THE DUTY TO DISCLOSE
Michael Wilson
THE CANARD OF THE PRIVILEGE FOR REGULATORY MATERIALS
Wayne M. Josel
INVESTOR CLAIMS AGAINST STOCK ANALYSTS
Jacob H. Zamansky
LAW SCHOOL CLINIC OFFERS ASSISTANCE TO SMALL INVESTORS
Barbara Black
CONTINGENT ATTORNEY FEES – AN APPROACH
Jeffrey J. Scott
THE MEASUREMENT OF EXCESSIVE TRADING IN A SECURITIES ACCOUNT
Mary Calhoun
DOES YOUR BROKER OWE YOU MONEY?
Dan Solin
FROM THE PROFESSOR - A PRIMER ON THE LIABILITY AND DAMAGES PROVISIONS OF SECURITIES ACTS – PART I, THE SECURITIES ACT OF 1933
Joseph C. Long
RECENT ARBITRATION AWARDS
Ryan Bakhtiari
CASES & MATERIALS
Charles W. Austin, Jr