ISSN 0018-6694
Vol. 50, Issue 5, 2013April 28, 2013 CDT
An Empirical Analysis of the Use of the Intent Test to Determine Parentage in Assisted Reproductive Technology Cases
An Empirical Analysis of the Use of the Intent Test to Determine Parentage in Assisted Reproductive Technology Cases
Articles in Vol. 50, Issue 5, 2013
Vol. 50, Issue 5, 2013
- An Empirical Analysis of the Use of the Intent Test to Determine Parentage in Assisted Reproductive Technology CasesMary Patricia ByrnLisa Giddings
- NeofeminismAya Gruber
- Removing Removal's Unanimity RuleJayne S. Ressler
- Employing the Right Test: The Importance of Restricting At&T v. Concepcion to Consumer Adhesion ContractsPeter Danysh
- Accounting for the Neglected: Taking Steps Toward More Equitable Treatment of Stepchildren in Texas's Wrongful Death StatuteJonny Heins
- "Election" of Remedies: The City of Houston, The Sister Courts, and the Mission to Interpret the Tort Claims ActBrant E. Wischnewsky
- Enduringly Great: The Fifth Decade of <i>Houston Law Review</i>Craig JoyceMatthew Hoffman
Mary Patricia Byrn & Lisa Giddings, An Empirical Analysis of the Use of the Intent Test to Determine Parentage in Assisted Reproductive Technology Cases, 50 Hou. L. Rev. (2013).