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2011 U. Ill. L. Rev. [i] (2011)

handle is hein.journals/unilllr2011 and id is 1 raw text is: University of ILLINOIS L A W R E V I E W Volume 2011 Number 1 ARTICLES Why New States Accept Old Obligations .......... Tai-Heng Cheng 1 Daubert and Forensic Science: The Pitfalls of Law Enforcement Control of Scientific Research.................Paul C. Giannelli 53 Delaware for Small Fry: Jurisdictional Competition for Limited Liability Companies ................ Bruce H. Kobayashi 91 Larry E. Ribstein Foundational Facts and Doctrinal Change ..........Suzanna Sherry 145 ESSAYS Of Pleading and Discovery: Reflections on Twombly and Iqbal with Special Reference to Antitrust ................Richard A. Epstein 187 Oddball Iqbal and Twombly and Employment Discrimination........... .........Suja A. Thomas 215 NOTES Not What the Doctors Ordered: Nonprofit Hospitals and the New Corporate Governance Requirements of the Form 990 ..................Rummana Alam 229 Designated Beneficiary Agreements: A Step in the Right Direction for Unmarried Couples .........................Nicole C. Berg 267 The U.S. Real Estate Market on Life Support: Unplugging the RESPA-Rator......... ...... Charles S. Yordy III 309

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