In Issue 1 of Volume 59, the DePaul Law Review will be publishing the following articles.

• The Original Understanding of the Capture Clause 
• Aaron D. Simowitz

• Land Trusts That Conserve Communities 
• James J. Kelly, Jr. 

• Lawmaking and the Road to International Summits 
• Eric Dannenmier 

• Metatags and Sponsored Links: Solving the Trademark Dispute with an Antitrust Inquiry 
• Melanie C. MacKay

• Up the Creek with a Paddle: Water Doctrine as a Basis for Small Wind Energy Resource Rules 
• Thaddeus Baria

• Patents and Public Health: The Problems With Using Patent Law Proposals to Combat Antibiotic Resistance 
• Jessica P. Schulman 

In Issue 2 of Volume 59, the DePaul Law Review will be publishing the following articles.

15th Annual Clifford Symposium on Tort Law and Social Policy

“Rising Stars: A New Generation of Scholars Looks at Civil Justice”

• Assuming the Risk: Tort Law, Policy, and Politics on the Slippery Slopes 
• Eric A. Feldman & Alison Stein 

• Class Dismissed: Contemporary Judicial Hostility to Small Claims Consumer Class Actions 
• Myriam Gilles

• Time and the Courts: What Deadlines and Their Treatment Tell Us About the Litigation System
• Catherine T. Struve

• Apologies and Reasonableness: Some Implications of Psychology fort Torts 
• Jennifer K. Robbennolt

• Measuring Agency Preferences: Experts, Voting, and the Power of Chairs
• Daniel E. Ho

• Arbitration's Arbitrage: Social Solidarity at the Nexus of Adjudication and Contract 
• Daniel Markovitz

• Frivolous Cases 
• Suja A. Thomas 

• The Past, Present, and Future of Trans-Substantivity in Federal Civil Procedure 
• David Marcus

• Against Secret Regulation: Why and How We Should End the Practical Obscurity of Injunctions and Consent Decrees
• Margo Schlanger

• The Importance of Litigant Wealth
• Albert Yoon
  

• Medical Malpractice Liability Crisis or Patient Compensation Crisis?
• Kathryn Zeiler 

• Interring the Rhetoric of Judicial Activism 
• Neil S. Siegel 

• In Defense of Appearances: What Caperton v. Massey Should Have Said
  
• Jed Shugerman 

• Has Illinois Endangered Athletes in the Name of Saving Sports?  A Discussion of Karas v. Strevell
• Scott Knootz

• Cheeseburger in Paradise?  An Analysis of How New York State Restaurant Association v. New York City Board of Health May Change the Face of Our Fast Food Nation 
• Jodi Schuette Green 

• How Modern Trends and Market Economics Have Rendered Anti-Ticket Scalping Legislation Obsolete 
• Steven C. Highfield