Introduction: The Law and Economics of Risk
Richard A. Epstein and Geoffrey R. Miller

Commercial Relationships and the Selection of Default Rules for Remote Risks
Clayton P. Gillette

Self-Interest and Cooperation in Long-Term Contracts
Douglas G. Baird

A Relational Theory of Default Rules for Commercial Contracts
Robert E. Scott

Apportioning Damages among Potentially Insolvent Actors
Lewis A. Kornhauser and Richard L. Revesz

Multiple Tortfeasors and the Economy of Prevention
Mark F. Grady

Insolvency and Joint Torts: A Comment
William M. Landes

Probabilistic Recoveries, Restitution, and Recurring Wrongs
Saul Levmore

Recurring Misses
Daniel A. Farber

Market-Share Allocations in Tort Law: Strengths and Weaknesses
Susan Rose-Ackerman

Some Implications of Cognitive Psychology for Risk Regulation
Roger G. Noll and James Krier

Risk and Design
James Krier

Comment on Noll and Krier, "Some Implications of Cognitive Psychology for Risk Regulation"
Colin F. Camerer

Comment on Noll and Krier, "Some Implications of Cognitive Psychology for Risk Regulation"
Matthew Spitzer

The Performance of Liability Insurance in States with Different Products-Liability Statutes
W. Kip Viscusi

Products Liability Law and Insurance Profitability
Kenneth S. Abraham

Comment on Viscusi, "The Performance of Liability Insurance in States with Different Products-Liability Statutes"
Michael J. Trebilcock