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10 Duq. Bus. L.J. [i] (2008)

handle is hein.journals/duqbuslr10 and id is 1 raw text is: Duquesne
Business Law Journal
Volume 10, Number 1, Spring 2008
() DUQUESNE UNIVERSITY, 2007-2008
Articles
A COMMON PROBLEM: EXAMINING THE NEED FOR
COMMON GROUND IN THE COMMON ENTERPRISE
ELEMENT OF THE HOWEY TEST
Christopher L. Borsani, Esq .......................................................  1
CRISIS OR PLANNING: INTER-JURISDICTIONAL
MERGER OF ORTHODOX CHRISTIAN PARISHES
M ary  R . Jensen  ............................................................................ 19
ARBITRATING HATE: WHY BINDING ARBITRATION
OF DISCRIMINATION CLAIMS IS APPROPRIATE
FOR UNION MEMBERS
D aniel B. M oar  ............................................................................ 47
Comments
ONLY THE PUNCTILIO IF I SAY SO:
How CONTRACTUAL LIMITATIONS ON FIDUCIARY
DUTIES DENY PROTECTION TO VICTIMS OF OPPRESSIVE
FREEZE-OUTS WITHIN PRIVATE BUSINESS ENTITIES
M ary-H unter M orris .................................................................. 73
THE QUALIFIED RIGHT To FREE MOVEMENT
OF WORKERS: How THE BIG BANG ACCESSION
HAS FOREVER CHANGED A FUNDAMENTAL
EU FREEDOM
B rian  J. W oodruff   ......................................................................... 127

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