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Jordan H. Leibman

Observed names: JORDAN H. LEIBMAN, JORDAN LEIBMAN, Jordan Leibman, Leibman, Jordan H.
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Seeing is believing; or is it? An emperical study of computer simulations as evidence.
1999 · Robert B. Bennett, Jordan H. Leibman, et al. · Digital Commons @ Butler University (Butler University) · 16
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How the Student-Edited Law Journals Make Their Publication Decisions.
1989 · Jordan H. Leibman, James P. White · Journal of legal education · 11
Using a Jury Simulation as a Classroom Exercise
1997 · Robert B. Bennett, Jordan H. Leibman, et al. · Journal of Legal Studies Education · 10
Accountants' Liability to Third Parties for Negligent Misrepresentation: the Search for a New Limiting Principle
1992 · JORDAN H. LEIBMAN, ANNE S. KELLY · American Business Law Journal · 10
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The Effect of Lifting the Blindfold From Civil Juries Charged With Apportioning Damages in Modified Comparative Fault Cases: an Empirical Study of the Alternatives
1998 · Jordan H. Leibman, Robert B. Bennett, et al. · American Business Law Journal · 9
In Defense of the Legal Case Method and the Use of Integrative Multi‐issue Cases in Graduate Business Law Courses
1994 · JORDAN H. LEIBMAN · Journal of Legal Studies Education · 9
The Empirical Legal Research Initiative: an Interim Report to the Academy*
1996 · Robert B. Bennett, Jordan H. Leibman, et al. · Journal of Legal Studies Education · 3
Legal Studies in Business Should Be Taught by Academicians Trained in Law
1992 · JORDAN H. LEIBMAN · Journal of Legal Studies Education · 3
The 1990 Abla Research Committee Report: a First Step in the Search for an Organizing Principle
1991 · JORDAN H. LEIBMAN · Journal of Legal Studies Education · 3
Developing Research Guidelines for Business Law Faculty: a Report on the Indiana University Business Law Research Guidelines Project
1987 · Jordan H. Leibman · Journal of Legal Studies Education · 2
The Manufacturer's Responsibility to Warn Product Users of Unknowable Dangers
1984 · JORDAN H. LEIBMAN · American Business Law Journal · 2
REVIEW ESSAY: FATAL SUBTRACTION: THE INSIDE STORY OF BUCHWALD V. PARAMOUNT. Pierce O'Donnell and Dennis McDougal, Doubleday, 1992. Pp. 576
1993 · JORDAN H. LEIBMAN · American Business Law Journal · 1
Comparative Contribution and Intentional Torts: a Remaining Roadblock to Damages Apportionment
1993 · JORDAN H. LEIBMAN · American Business Law Journal · 1
Legal horizons liability for the unknowable
1983 · Jordan Leibman · Business Horizons · 1
The Rise and Fall and Perhaps Rise Again of the "Blindfold Rule" in Modified Comparative Fault Cases: A Proposed Experiment
1998 · Jordan H. Leibman, Robert B. Bennett, et al. · bepress Legal Repository
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EDITOR'S CORNER
1992 · Jordan Leibman · American Business Law Journal
Editor's Corner
1991 · JORDAN LEIBMAN · American Business Law Journal
EDITOR'S CORNER
1990 · JORDAN LEIBMAN · American Business Law Journal
A Limited Discovery Rule for Indiana: Barnes v. A.H. Robins Company
1986 · Jordan H. Leibman · Indiana Law Review
Introduction to the Special Issue: Business and the First Amendment
1985 · JORDAN LEIBMAN · American Business Law Journal
Time Limitations under State Occupational Disease Acts
1985 · Jordan H. Leibman, Terry Morehead Dworkin · bepress Legal Repository
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Products Liability
1983 · Leibman, Jordan H. · Indiana Law Review
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Workers' Compensation
1982 · Leibman, Jordan H. · Indiana Law Review
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Strict Tort Liability for Unfinished Products
1981 · JORDAN H. LEIBMAN · American Business Law Journal
Foreword: Products Liability
1980 · Jordan H. Leibman · Indiana Law Review
Works count: 27
Citation count: 81
H-index: 6
I10-index: 4
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