ISSN 0042-6229
Vol. 63, Issue 2, 2018September 01, 2018 EDT
Call Me, Beep Me, if Ya Wanna Reach Me – Unless I Might Be Driving: An Analysis of Sender Liability and Why Pennsylvania Should Not Hold Citizens Responsible for Car Accidents Caused by the Drivers They Text
Call Me, Beep Me, if Ya Wanna Reach Me – Unless I Might Be Driving: An Analysis of Sender Liability and Why Pennsylvania Should Not Hold Citizens Responsible for Car Accidents Caused by the Drivers They Text
Articles in Vol. 63, Issue 2, 2018
Vol. 63, Issue 2, 2018
- The Common-Law Exceptions Clause: Congressional Control of Supreme Court Appellate Jurisdiction in Light of British PrecedentDaniel D. Birk
- The Litigation of ExplorationAnnie Annie BrettKenneth Broad
- The Internet of Platforms and Two-Sided Markets: Implications for Competition and ConsumersRob Frieden
- Call Me, Beep Me, if Ya Wanna Reach Me -- Unless I Might Be Driving: An Analysis of Sender Liability and Why Pennsylvania Should Not Hold Citizens Responsible for Car Accidents Caused by the Drivers They TextMichaela Cronin
Michaela Cronin, Call Me, Beep Me, If Ya Wanna Reach Me – Unless I Might Be Driving: An Analysis of Sender Liability and Why Pennsylvania Should Not Hold Citizens Responsible for Car Accidents Caused by the Drivers They Text, 63 Villanova Law Review 321 (2018).