• Natural philanthropy: A new evolutionary framework explaining diverse experimental results and informing fundraising practice 

  James, Russell; 0000-0002-1887-8183 (Palgrave Communications, 2017-06-20)

  Philanthropic decision-making is important both for its potential to provide insight into human behaviour and for its economic significance. In recent years, investigations of charitable-giving behaviour have expanded ...

• A Substantial Conflict of Interest May Prevent an Insurer from Defending an Uninsured Motorist Against Its Own Insured 

  Clifford, Karl N. (Texas Tech Law Review, 1971)

  Discusses the problems that arise when an insurer tries to provide defense counsel for an uninsured motorist in an insured v. uninsured motorist suit. The article focuses on the conflict of interest issue and how only one ...

• Section 2.401 of the Texas Business and Commerce Code Does not Supersede Conflicting Title Passage Requirements of the Texas Certificate of Title Act 

  Duren, Tom F. (Texas Tech Law Review, 1971)

  Examines the issue of whether section 2-401 of the Uniform Commercial Code supersedes the title transfer requirement of each state’s statutes on motor vehicle title transfer. The author comes to several conclusions in ...

• Toward A More Simplified Special Issue System 

  Smith, Paul L. (Texas Tech Law Review, 1971)

  Comments on the Texas Supreme Court taking significant steps toward achieving the purpose of making juries aware of inferential rebuttal theories by simplifying the submission of certain inferential theories. The article ...

• The Third Party Beneficiary Concept Is Available as a Theory of Recovery in Pollution Cases 

  Imbordino, Vince (Texas Tech Law Review, 1972)

  Introduces the idea of considering the 3rd party beneficiary concept as a theory of recovery in environmental cases, specifically pollution. Adding a litigant as a third party beneficiary helps clients who are victims of ...

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