HBLR stands at the intersection of law and business and is committed to publishing research and commentary on a wide range of developments in business and commercial law. HBLR welcomes submissions from all members of the business law community, including students, academics, practitioners, regulators, and lawmakers.
Topic areas:
HBR is accepting articles concerning:
- U.S. law,
- international law, and
- the domestic laws of countries and regions worldwide.
Submission guidelines:
The word limit shall be 1000-5000 words excluding footnotes.
Manuscript citations must conform to the most recent edition of The Bluebook: A Uniform System of Citation.
Submissions shall be made via email to online@hblr.org. Submissions without a resume or CV will not be reviewed. Cover letters are optional but preferred.
Visit: https://www.hblr.org/submissions-2/
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