UIC Law Review
UIC Law Review’s purpose is to publish scholarly works on a broad range of legal topics in four issues each year. Starting with Volume 54, Issue 3, this journal is published as UIC Law Review.
Volume 56, Issue 2
Articles
Opaque Skies: The Need for Congress to Constrain SLUSA’s Preemptive Reach, 56 UIC L. Rev. 205 (2023)
Antonio Milton
Comments
When Designed Outcomes Are “Unforeseeable”: Proximate Causation in the Opioid Crisis, 56 UIC L. Rev. 259 (2023)
Oliver Kassenbrock
Yu v. Apple – The Abstract Idea Conundrum: It’s Time to Either Adopt the Dictionary Definitions or Abandon the Unworkable Abstract Idea Doctrine, 56 UIC L. Rev. 301 (2023)
Raguraman Kumaresan