When labor and management representatives enter into negotiations over a dispute, it is with the understanding that the process may not result in agreement between the parties. When the negotiations break down, the dispute often takes the form of economic warfare: a strike against the employer...

The authors examine 1983 New York Law as it pertains to land use control. Several court cases are discussed to illustrate zoning developments during the survey year. The developments discussed include topics like exclusionary zoning, zoning and the First Amendment rights, rezoning, protests...

The author studies 1984 New York Law as it pertains to land use control. The relationship between exclusionary zoning and public law is discussed as well as zoning area variances, durational residency requirements, restrictive covenants and group homes, nonconforming uses, zoning procedure and...

The author studies 1981 New York Law as it pertains to land use control. The relationship between exclusionary zoning and public law is discussed as well as zoning to prohibit adult entertainment, conditional zoning, special permits, nonconforming land use, doctrine of estoppel, and federal land...

The author studies 1980 New York Law as it pertains to land use control. The relationship between exclusionary zoning and public law is discussed as well as open-space zoning, religious uses in residentials districts, nonconforming uses, Article 78 proceedings, zoning variances, and Zoning Board...

Despite much turmoil in the health care industry, the past Survey year was a relatively quiet one for health law developments in Texas, even for a non-legislative year. To some extent, the year has been at least as notable for the cases that were not decided as for the ones that were. One...

Concerned as it is with correcting the failure of municipalities to provide adequate amounts of low- and moderate-cost housing for their residents and for potential residents, exclusionary zoning litigation inevitably takes on the trappings of a moral, as well as a legal, crusade. In many...

In 1978 the United States Supreme Court held for the first time, in City of Lafayette v. Louisiana Power & Light Co., that municipalities do not enjoy a blanket exemption from the coverage of the federal antitrust laws. Although a majority of the Justices agreed that Congress had intended to...

The Seventy-fourth Legislative Session proved to be yet another in which the legislature devoted a great deal of its attention to health care law. The legislature continued the practice, established in two previous sessions, of interstitial reform of health care institutions and markets and also...

The author introduces health care law in the state of Texas describing the most recent developments pertaining to individual rights, abortion, advance directives, collective bargaining, and liability rules. Several Texas cases are discussed, as well as the many substantial changes brought by the...