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2006

Another Road to Liability Is Paved with Good Intentions: Observations on the Supreme Court's Latest Word on the Disparate Impact Theory of Discrimination, Matthew J. Gilley, Antwoine L. Edwards
North Carolina Central Law Review

2001

I Am Having a Flashback ... All the Way to the Bank: The Application of the Thin Skull Rule to Mental Injuries - Poole v. Copland, Inc., Scott M. Eden
North Carolina Central Law Review

1997

Managed Care Organizations in North Carolina: Tort Liability Theories and Defenses, Jay Jyoti Chaudhuri
North Carolina Central Law Review

1995

The Rise and Fall of Bystander Recovery for Negligent Infliction of Emotional Distress in North Carolina, John M. Logsdon
North Carolina Central Law Review

1992

From Andrews to Woodson and Beyond: The Development of the Intentional Tort Exception to the Exclusive Remedy Provision - Rescuing North Carolina Workers from Treacherous Waters, David L. Lambert
North Carolina Central Law Review

1989

Liability for Discretionary Decisions of State Officers and Employees under the North Carolina Tort Claims Act: A Critical Analysis of Hochheiser v. North Carolina Department of Transportation, Mark W. Morris
North Carolina Central Law Review

1988

Tinkering with the Ad Damnum Clause in Tort Cases: Tort Reform or Proliferation of New Tort Claims, Adrienne Meltzer Fox
North Carolina Central Law Review

1986

Bad Faith Breach of Contract: Should This Infant Tort Be Allowed to Grow in North Carolina, Darrell Pope
North Carolina Central Law Review

By What Measure: The Issue of Damages for Wrongful Pregnancy, Ada F. Most
North Carolina Central Law Review

1978

The Infliction of Emotional Distress as an Independent Tort: The Necessity of Physical Injury - McDowell v. Davis, 33 N.C. App. 529, 235 S.E. 2d 896 (1977), Wayne O. Clontz
North Carolina Central Law Review

1975

The Abolishment of Contributory Negligence as a Defense in North Carolina, Julian T. Pierce
North Carolina Central Law Review