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112 HOUSTON LAW REVIEW

                 LONGEST “BOOKS” BY
           SINGLE OR JOINT AUTHORS4

                     1. Product Liability Law in Texas
                                   James B. Sales

                            23 HOUS. L. REV. 1 (1986)
                                      (700 pages)

               2. The Law of Texas Medical Malpractice
                                   Jim M. Perdue

                           22 HOUS. L. REV. 1 (1985)5
                                      (660 pages)

                   3. A Guide to the Texas Disciplinary
                         Rules of Professional Conduct

               Robert P. Schuwerk and John F. Sutton, Jr.
                          27 HOUS. L. REV. 849 (1990)
                                      (560 pages)

         4. 1987 Texas Tort Reform: The Quest for a Fairer
            and More Predictable Texas Civil Justice System
                    John T. Montford and Will G. Barber

        25 HOUS. L. REV. 59, 245, and 1005 (1988) (305 pages)

              DEDICATIONS, TRIBUTES,
                    IN MEMORIA, ETC.

   Volume 23, Issue 1 contains a Dedication to Jon Ty Phillips.

            Volume 25, Issue 1 (the 25th Anniversary Issue)
               contains a Dedication to Newell H. Blakely.

   Volume 28, Issue 4 contains a Tribute to Thomas Gibbs Gee.

      Volume 28, Issue 5 contains a Tribute to Alvin B. Rubin.

 Volume 30, Issues 1 and 2 (the second edition of the Texas Rules
of Evidence Handbook) contain Dedications to Newell H. Blakely

                        and Cathleen C. Herasimchuk.

      4. Excluded from this category are works of similar length, such as Cathleen C.
Herasimchuk et al., Texas Rules of Evidence Handbook, 30 HOUS. L. REV. 1 (1993), in
which, although the work may have had a coordinator or supervising editor, particular
chapters or articles clearly were authored by separate individuals.

      5. Jim M. Perdue continued to update the Texas Medical Malpractice Handbook
even after the publication of the 1985 version, although subsequent versions were not
actually published in the pages of Houston Law Review. See JIM MAC PERDUE, TEXAS
MEDICAL MALPRACTICE HANDBOOK (1989).
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