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The Mercer Law Review, the oldest continually published law review in Georgia, is edited and published by students of Mercer University School of Law. There are four issues each year including an Annual Survey of Georgia Law and an Annual Eleventh Circuit Survey.

The Mercer Law Review is moving online.
With Volume 72, we begin the transition to an online only publication. One issue each academic year will shift online with the transition completed by Volume 75, 2023-2024.

Current Issue: Vol. 72, No. 5 (2021) MLR Online Companion

Front Matter

Table of Contents

Casenotes

Better to Analyze a Statute than to Psychoanalyze Congress? Eleventh Circuit Widens Circuit Split over Proper Causation Standard in False Claims Act Retaliation Cases
Douglas E. Comin

Dealers, the Revenue vs Regulatory Test, and Recovery, Kale Yeah!: Uncovering the Scope of Licensing Requirements Under Georgia’s Dealers in Agricultural Products Act
E. Tate Crymes

Mark My Words, this is a Heavy Weight to Carry: The Eleventh Circuit Court Sets the Standard Weight Given to a Presumption of Validity of a Registered Mark
Dana Nagel

Prisoner Exposure to a Pandemic: Measuring When Institutional Response Rises to Punishment
Josh Slovin

Hail? No! There's an App for That: Georgia Courts Signal Favor for Innovation Over Monopolies as Taxis Battle Against Rideshares for Market Dominance
Sara Snowden

Sword and Shield: The Georgia Supreme Court Adopts Third-Party Waiver of Attorney-Client Privilege
D. Garrett White

Table of Cases

BOARD OF EDITORS

Lauren N. James - Editor in Chief

Caroline E. Walker - Senior Managing Editor

Madison P. Gann - Managing Editor

Breanna C. Vega - Managing Editor

Sarah C. Maley - Georgia Survey Editor

Breyana I. Fleming - Lead Articles Editor

Christopher Wood - Articles Editor

Jameson M. Fisher - 11^th Circuit Survey Editor

Sandy David-Campos - Student Writing Editor

Andrew G. Wharton - Administrative Editor