Now You Tell Me: Application of Notice-Prejudice Rules to Pure Claims-Made Liability Policies
Charles Barr's article, “Now You Tell Me: Application of Notice-Prejudice Rules to Pure Claims-Made Liability Policies,” appears in the March [...]
Anybody’s Guess: Reducing Federal Courts’ Conjecture in Determining Wisconsin Law
Charles Barr's article, “Anybody’s Guess: Reducing Federal Courts' Conjecture in Determining Wisconsin Law,” appears in the February 2025 edition of [...]
Two Wrongs Don’t Make a Right to Coverage: ‘Single Claim’ Provisions in Liability Policies
Charles Barr’s article, “Two Wrongs Don’t Make a Right to Coverage: 'Single Claim' Provisions in Liability Policies,” appeared in the [...]
Arbitration: the Pros, the Cons, and the Best Fit
Charles Barr’s article, “Arbitration: the Pros, the Cons, and the Best Fit,” appeared in the January 2023 edition of Wisconsin [...]
A Boost for Arbitrator Discretion Under Honorable Engagements
Charles Barr’s article “A Boost for Arbitrator Discretion Under Honorable Engagements” appeared in the Q2 2022 edition of ARIAS U.S. [...]
Legal Research, Honorable Engagements, and an Integrated Theory of Arbitration
Charles Barr authored the lead article, entitled “Legal Research, Honorable Engagements, and an Integrated Theory of Arbitration,” in the May-June [...]