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Volume 53 | Issue 2 | Winter 2025

    Volume 53 | Issue 2 | Winter 2025

     

    TABLE OF CONTENTS

    ARTICLES

    Invitation to the Dance: the Texas Two‑Step, Bankruptcy, and Mass Tort Litigation
    Richard C. Ausness

    Private Equity and A.I. in Healthcare: A Perilous Pairing for Patient Privacy
    Eunice Park

    Are A.I. Lawyers a Legal Product or Legal Service?:Why Current UPL Laws Are Not Up to the Task of Regulating Autonomous A.I. Actors
    Sean Steward

    A Systems Approach to Shedding Sunlight on A.I. Black Boxes
    Ran Xi

    Defining the Field of Wellness Law
    Barbara J. Zabawa

    NOTES

    Is Art Even Worth It?: Acknowledging Art’s Value in Regulation and Sentencing to Prevent Art Dealers from Getting Off Scot‑Free
    Danae Henry

    The Truth Will Set You Free: The Importance of a Psychologically Rooted Framework That Encourages the Admission of Expert Testimony on Eyewitness Memory
    Emma C. Kiernan

    Diamonds Are Forever the Consumer’s Worst Enemy: The Failure of the Kimberley Process to End the Trade of Conflict Diamonds
    Sadie Mehr

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