Vol. 23, Issue 2, 2013January 01, 2013 EDT
More than a Headache: How the Application of New York’s No-Fault Threshold Has Effectively Eliminated Head Injury Plaintiffs’ Chances of Recovery
More than a Headache: How the Application of New York’s No-Fault Threshold Has Effectively Eliminated Head Injury Plaintiffs’ Chances of Recovery
Articles in Vol. 23, Issue 2, 2013
Vol. 23, Issue 2, 2013
- Race You to the Patent Office! How the New Patent Reform Act Will Affect Technology Transfer at UniversitiesAlexa L. Ashworth
- Patenting Isolated Human Enhancer Elements & the Utility Requirement ProblemWilliam B. McConnell
- More than a Headache: How the Application of New York's No-Fault Threshold Has Effectively Eliminated Head Injury Plaintiffs' Chances of RecoveryMarc A. Casale
- Reviving the Gatekeeping Function: Optimizing the Exclusion Potential of Subject Matter EligibilityMaayan Perel
- Utility and Contents of Information Systems to Implement and Manage Next Generation (NG) 911 Under Federal Communications PoliciesJames KleckleyJames E. HollowayElaine SeemanMaayan Perel
Marc A. Casale, More than a Headache: How the Application of New York’s No-Fault Threshold Has Effectively Eliminated Head Injury Plaintiffs’ Chances of Recovery, 23 ALB. L.J. SCI. & TECH. (2013).