Volume 92 of the University of Chicago Law Review is now open for submissions. We look forward to reading your work!

Congratulations to the newly selected v92 Managing Board! We cannot wait to see what this incredible team accomplishes over the coming year.

The University of Chicago Law Review has closed submissions for Volume 91. Volume 92 will open for submissions in February. Thank you to everyone who has given us the opportunity to read their work!

I am thrilled that my latest article, 'Balancing Interests in the Separation of Powers,' will be forthcoming in UChicago Law Review.

It's not yet ready for SSRN, but abstract below for those interested. Really looking forward to working with the editors to improve the piece.

Congratulations and welcome to the newest members of the University of Chicago Law Review!

The University of Chicago Law Review will be opening submissions for our fall cycle on Monday, July 17. We look forward to reading and engaging with your work!

Project Reporter Elizabeth Scott Columbia Law School and Chief Judge Sutton of the 6th Circuit introduce the Restatement during the UChicago Law School Children and the Law Symposium.

We apologize to those who may have received an accidental email from us on Scholastica. It was an honest mistake and we are very sorry for any confusion it may have caused.

Many thanks to Texas Law Review for hosting the Top Law Reviews Conference this past weekend! We enjoyed the opportunity to learn from our peers across the country and ideate about how to improve our publications.

The University of Chicago Law Review has closed submissions for the Spring 2023 Cycle. We will be reopening Volume 91 submissions in July. We look forward to reviewing more excellent scholarship then. Thank you to everyone who has given us the opportunity read their work so far!

In a piece published this week on UCLR Online, Profs. Adriana Z. Robertson and Sarath Sanga “propose a practical approach to constructing portfolio-level ESG metrics and explain how, in light of [that] analysis, ESG fund managers and the SEC should act.” wp.me/pa0ylj-106.

I wanted to write an article synthesizing everything I've learned about property & placemaking, with stories about my daughters, my grandparents, and the sandhill cranes in Nebraska. I'm so grateful The University of Chicago Law Review (UChicago Law Review) is going to publish it.

My article 'Legitimizing Agencies' is now forthcoming UChicago Law Review -
The piece presents a survey experiment to elicit ppl's views on what structures/processes contribute to agencies' perceived legitimacy. The🥇winner: empowering politically insulated experts. papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cf…