JOURNAL CUMULATIVE SUBJECT INDEX 2001 ... - the Missouri Bar

PERSONAL INJURYAnticipated Constitutional Challenges to Tort Reform. Paul J. Passanante &Dawn M. Mefford. 62:206 (2006)Asserting the Workers’ Compensation Exclusive Remedy Bar After McCracken.Joseph H. Guffey & Nathan D. Sturycz. 66:206 (2010)It’s Time for Missouri to Buckle Up and Adopt the Seat Belt Defense. Scott E. Harvison.60:234 (2004)The “Make Whole Doctrine” and an ERISA Fiduciary’s Right to Subrogation.James E. Beal. 63:122 (2007)Medicaid Liens Under Missouri Law. Glenn E. Bradford & R. Denise Henning. 60:170(2004)Missouri Tort Reform. James L. Stockberger & Brian E. Kaveney. 62:378 (2006)PERSONAL JURISDICTIONPersonal Jurisdiction – Has the Internet Changed Traditional Notions of Fair Play andSubstantial Justice? W. Dudley McCarter & Joseph C. Blanner. 60:296 (2004)PHYSICIAN-PATIENT PRIVILEGEEx Parte Communications With Treating Health Care Providers: Does HIPAA ChangeMissouri Law? Ted Agniel, Mary Reitz, Reiad Khouri & Wendy Kasten. 63:296(2007)Missouri’s Physician-Patient Privilege Presents Problems. Amy J. Sokol. 60:32 (2004)PHYSICIANS DESK REFERENCE (PDR)The Drug Package Insert and the PDR as Establishing the Standard of Care inPrescription Drug Liability Cases. Glenn E. Bradford & Charles C. Elben. 57:233(2001)PLEA BARGAINWho’s Running the Show? Decision-Making in the Courtroom in Civil and CriminalCases. Glenn E. Bradford. 62:148 (2006)PLEADINGSAre Responsive Probate Pleadings Required Automatically in Spite of § 472.141, RSMo,and Established Case Law? Brian A. Bild. 61:196 (2005)POINT RELIED ONPoint Relied On or Point Waived: It’s Up to You. Thomas A. Sheehan. 60:303 (2004)POOR PERSONSIn forma pauperis, Section 514.040: A Practical User’s Guide for Attorneys.Christine E. Rollins. 66:146 (2010)PRACTICE IN FEDERAL COURTS