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Volume 71, No. 4, 2024

ARTICLES

PROVING “BASIS OF THE BARGAIN” UNDER UCC 2-313
Jonathan A. Marcantel

BREACH OF WARRANTY: BRIGHT LINES AND BORDERLANDS
Jean Fleming Powers

THE ELEMENTS OF INTERNATIONAL SHOE: REUNITING CONTRACTS AND FAIR PLAY IN PERSONAL JURISDICTION
Jeffrey L. Rensburger

THE DECEPTIVELY SIMPLE RULE 11 SIGNATURE REQUIREMENT
Douglas R. Richmond

NOTES

IT’S UNANIMOUS: HOW IOWA MOVED CLOSER TO TREATING SEX OFFENDERS AS SECOND-CLASS CITIZENS BY THE PASSAGE OF AN UNCONSTITUTIONAL REGISTRY DURATION STATUTE
Danielle A. Dunne

WHO’S YOUR DADDY: THE LACK OF REGULATIONS ON AMERICA’S SPERM BANKS
Catherine R. Dukelow

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