Monthly Archives: May 2008

This Article suggests that the role played by the “ordinarily prudent consumer” in trademark law should be more carefully scrutinized. Trademark infringement law’s “straightforward story,” which typically justifies trademark rights…

Arizona common law insists upon transactional fairness, a tradition in keeping with the iconic ethos of the American cowboy as straightforward, trustworthy and self-reliant when necessary but also dependent on…

One of the most widely accepted notions in American constitutional law is that the federal constitution and interpretations of the federal constitution by the Supreme Court of the United States…

Resale price maintenance (“RPM”), the practice whereby a manufacturer sets pricing rules for retailers, artificially inflates prices and, thus, allegedly runs afoul of antitrust laws. The practice emerged in the…

This Article draws on a current controversy in legal ethics to explore the evolving associational structure and ethical outlook of the American legal profession. The controversy concerns the propriety of…

This Note discusses false statements violations under 26 U.S.C. § 7206(1) and how a circuit split should be resolved.

In State Farm Insurance Companies v. Premier Manufactured Systems, Inc., the Arizona Supreme Court unanimously held that Arizona Revised Statutes section 12-2506, which changed Arizona from a joint-and-several-liability to a…