ISSN 0046-6115
Vol. 21, Issue 2, 1986July 16, 2020 PDT
Vertical Integration Attempts by Health Care Providers: A One-Way Ticket to Antitrust Exposure? Comment
Vertical Integration Attempts by Health Care Providers: A One-Way Ticket to Antitrust Exposure? Comment
Articles in Vol. 21, Issue 2, 1986
Vol. 21, Issue 2, 1986
- Justice Dore Expresses Optimism to New AttorneysThe Honorable Fred H. Dore
- Sex Discrimination in Athletics: A Review of Two Decades of Accomplishments and DefeatsGlenn M. WongRichard J. Ensor
- Washington's Hazard Communication Standard CommentChristine Ellison
- Tort Law - Parental Immunity - Parents are Immune from Liability for Harm to Their Child Occuring from the Parent's Negligent Supervision - Jenkins v. Snohomish County PUD No. 1, 105 Wn. 2d 99, 713 P.2d 79 (1986).Ellen T. Kremer
- Intimation of Life: Extracorporeality and the LawGeorge P. Smith II
- Economic Analysis of Legal Method and Law: The Danger in Valueless ValuesJeremy M. Miller
- Qualifying as a Refugee: A Practical Guide on Obtaining Asylum CommentEdward B. Ratcliffe
- Vertical Integration Attempts by Health Care Providers: A One-Way Ticket to Antitrust Exposure? CommentStephen J. Hensen
- Discovery of Statement Made by Insured to Insurer - The Contents of a Statement Made by an Insured to an Insurer Following an Automobile Accident are Protected from Discovery by the Work Product Limitation of Washington Court Rule (CR) 26(b)(3)Christopher J. Kerley
- Auto Roadblocks Limited - Police May Not Constitutionally Set up a Roadblock to Stop Vehicles for the Purpose of Checking the Driver's License, Auto Registration and Vehicle Equipment - State v. MarchandWill Johnson
- Book ReviewJames M. Murray
Stephen J. Hensen, Vertical Integration Attempts by Health Care Providers: A One-Way Ticket to Antitrust Exposure? Comment, 21 Gonzaga Law Review 479 (2020).