Hastings Law Journal is proud to publish transcripts and a few of the papers presented by the symposium's panelists. This Article examines the PRC's efforts in recent years to address the question of air quality legislatively. It uses a detailed analysis of the process through which China has developed national air pollution law to assess the impact of institutional design on such efforts and to consider Chinese legal development more generally.
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This Note details the current law surrounding disability discrimination in employment and explains diabetes and the side effects and complications with and without the mitigating measure of insulin. The author examines the facts surrounding the California Court of Appeal's decision in 24 Hour Fitness v. Superior Court and criticizes the holding as inequitable on three bases. First, the author asserts that the court acted hastily in granting summary judgment to the defendants while also holding that the plaintiff had waived her right to arbitration. The author then argues that the facts of this case did not merit a grant of summary judgment for individual defendants on a third party beneficiary theory, which unfairly gave co-employees the protection of the mandatory arbitration agreement between the plaintiff and her employer. Finally, the court should have employed a less stringent unconscionability test given the overall circumstances of the case.