The Review: Volume 48 Issue 1 Available Online
The most recent publication of our print journal, Volume 48, Issue 1, is now available on our website.
The most recent publication of our print journal, Volume 48, Issue 1, is now available on our website.
Check out the special edition of Volume 51, the Rights of a Child Symposia articles available here and the seventh installment of Scholarship from the Inside available here.
The editors of this journal have come together with the editors of journals across the country to demand compensation for the work we do to publish legal scholarship. Our demand rests on one fundamental principle: Uncompensated labor is wrong. In
RLSC is proud to share this statement expressing our commitment to the BDS movement and our solidarity with Palestinians collectively struggling toward liberation. Read more here.
"Abandoning the commodification of healthcare will be the first step toward a healthier United States, and the widespread mobilization of scholars, healthcare professionals, legislators, and others in support of this cause will be critical toward reclaiming the humanity of the
"The prison yard siren went off, alerting us that it was time to head back inside. My groundhog pal, Moe, began waddling away. I kept hoping he would turn back and offer some sort of sign that he would miss
"Surveying the websites of plaintiff-side personal injury firms comprehensively reveals that pregnant people are functionally erased or obscured as putative plaintiffs in medical malpractice cases. These practices harm pregnant people because they escalate the existing standard of care crisis, undermine
ABSTRACT Although the 1966 amendments to Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 23 were originally designed to empower civil rights lawyers to advance systemic reform, the modern damages class has evolved into a primarily private, profit-driven enterprise. The resulting disconnect between