ISSN 0046-6115
Articles in Vol. 49, Issue 3, 2014
Vol. 49, Issue 3, 2014
- WASHINGTON COURTS' USE OF LEGISLATIVE HISTORY IN STATUTORY INTERPRETATION: AN OVERVIEW WITH AN EYE TOWARDS IFCAMark DeForrest
- SOUNDING THE ALARM: IS DIVERSITY JURISDICTION INTERFERING WITH WASHINGTON STATE’S DEVELOPMENT OF ITS OWN BODY OF LAW RELATED TO THE INSURANCE FAIR CONDUCT ACT?Shannon M. Kilpatrick
- LEGISLATIVE HISTORY OF THE INSURANCE FAIR CONDUCT ACT INSURANCE FAIR CONDUCT ACTGeorge M. Ahrend
- <i>MORELLA</i>: WHAT MIGHT HAVE BEENRaymond Bishop
- THROUGH THE HAZE: FASHIONING A WORKABLE MODEL FOR IMPOSING CIVIL LIABILITY ON MARIJUANA VENDORSHayley Dean
- THE <i>CEDELL</i> PRESUMPTION: DISCOVERY OF THE INSURER'S CLAIM FILE IN INSURANCE BAD FAITH LITIGATION IN WASHINGTONIan S. Birk
- THE DEVELOPMENT OF INSURANCE BAD FAITH IN WASHINGTONDavid K. DeWolf
- ON THE REMEDIAL NATURE OF THE INSURANCE FAIR CONDUCT ACTIsaac Ruiz
- COMMINGLING COVERAGE AND NEGLIGENCE DEFENSES: STEPPING OUT OF THE TORTFEASOR'S SHOES IN UNINSURED AND UNDERINSURED MOTORIST CLAIMS IN WASHINGTON STATEJohn M. Randolph
Raymond Bishop, MORELLA: WHAT MIGHT HAVE BEEN, 49 Gonzaga Law Review 583 (2014).