Law Reviews
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Law Schools
Law Reviews And The Self-Fulfilling Prophecy
Want to get published in a top 10 law journal? Make sure you’re an alum. -
Law Schools
Does Diversity Hurt The Quality Of Law Reviews?
Let's repeat it one more time for the people in the back: diversity is a good thing -- and there's cold, hard evidence to prove it. - Sponsored
Mitigating M&A Cyber Risk: Pre- & Post-Acquisition Due Diligence
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Law Schools
Meaningful Comments From Leader Of First All-Women Executive Board Of Top Law School's Flagship Journal
'It felt like we had done something larger than what we originally expected.'
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Why Are Most Of The Amazing Scholars White Men?
Why are women, people of color, and people from lower socioeconomic status having trouble getting cited? -
Law Schools
Law School Professor Blasts Law Review Editors As 'Uncomprehending Idiots'
This feels like a disproportionate response. -
Law Schools
T14 Law School's Law Review Appoints Its First Black Male Editor-In-Chief In History
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Law Schools
Are Law Review Articles A Waste Of Time?
Are law review articles too long? Are they even scholarly? Do you care? Maybe you should. - Sponsored
How To Maximize Productivity With Westlaw Precision With CoCounsel
Westlaw Precision with CoCounsel helps legal professionals get a faster start to their research. Over time, that added productivity can lead to higher-quality research and… -
Law Schools
The Future Of Legal Scholarship
Registration information and a list of speakers for this conference can be found here. -
Law Schools
When Law Review Becomes A Living Hell For Law Students
This is one way to really piss off your fellow editors. -
Law Schools
Law Review Rankings As Proxies For Quality
The quest to be published in the highest-ranked law review knows no bounds. -
Law Schools
Expedite: A Short Play About 8th Grade And Law Reviews
When it comes to law review submissions, professors don't hate the player, they hate the game. -
Non-Sequiturs
Non-Sequiturs: 01.26.18
* “Impartiality requires fair treatment for both sides, not merely for victims—even victims in a case as horrifying as this one.” Some are calling into question Judge Rosemarie Aquilina’s impartiality during Larry Nassar’s sentencing. [PrawfsBlawg]
* If you’re invited by the Supreme Court to brief and argue a case as an amicus curiae, you better believe that your career in the law is about to take off. [Empirical SCOTUS]
* A few of the New England Patriots visited Harvard Law to learn about inequities in the criminal justice system before securing a spot in the Super Bowl. [Harvard Law Today]
* Maybe your life won’t end if you get bad 1L grades — maybe it’ll be a whole new beginning. [LinkedIn]
* Here are some useful tips on how to avoid getting burned if someone asks you for your salary history when you’re applying for a job. [Corporette]
* Are you a law review nerd, a legal scholar, or professor obsessed with when your latest article will be published? Then you must check out the Law Review RSS Project. [Excess of Democracy]
* Can you get a DUI in a self-driving vehicle? In the future, the answer to this question may depend on how autonomous the vehicle is. [Versus Texas]
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Law Schools
T14 Law School Finally Diversifies Its Prestigious Law Review
It only took more than 115 years... -
Law Schools, Women's Issues
For The First Time In History, The Majority Of The Harvard Law Review's New Editors Are Women
Will more top law schools welcome majority-women editorial classes? -
Law Reviews, Law Schools
WordPress Operated By Law Schools Should Replace Today's Law Reviews
Paperback law reviews are relics of the past, and WordPress is the future of these scholarly tomes. -
Non-Sequiturs
Non-Sequiturs: 08.07.17
* The past and future of law reviews. Somehow whenever I think of the future of law reviews, I think of this. [The Faculty Lounge]
* Has anyone else noticed Trump’s lawyers sound a lot different all of a sudden? [Vanity Fair]
* Lisa Bloom’s got a lawsuit against Usher over supposedly giving women herpes. Frankly, that’s not the worst thing Usher’s unleashed on an unsuspecting populace. That’s what he has to answer for. [Jezebel]
* The marijuana crackdown may be coming soon. [Slate]
* This reads like a New York City government scandal, but then you read the details and it’s just… not. [New York Daily News]
* This guy really doesn’t like legal AI. [Legal Cheek]
* It’s been a few days, but here’s a recap of The Legal Geeks’ presentations at SDCC. [The Legal Geeks]
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Law Professors, Law Reviews
Why Do Law Professors Write Law Review Articles?
Publish or perish, but is there a point to it? -
Law Reviews, Law Schools
Stanford Law Journal Publishes Special Issue On Lawyer Activism Under Trump
The editors were inspired to produce the issue in the wake of the election. -