The Midwest Law Journal
The Midwest Legal Journal is the official publication of the MALSB (Midwest Association of Legal Studies in Business). The mission of the MLJ is to publish articles of general interest to teachers of business law, the legal environment, and related fields of law. The MLJ is listed on Cabells, and is accessible on Westlaw and LexisNexis. The MLJ is deposited in hard volumes in over 100 public and university libraries (ISSN: 2572-8741), free of charge.
The MLJ is double-blind peer-reviewed journal with the acceptance rate of under 25 percent. Acceptance is year round on a rolling basis. The review process generally takes between 2-3 months. We are now accepting submissions.
For inquiries or submissions, please email the Editor-in-Chief:
Ilya A. Lipin
Email: MWLawJournal (at sign) gmail.com
Email: ilya.a.lipin (at sign) gmail.com
Tel: (215) 327-9514
The MLJ is double-blind peer-reviewed journal with the acceptance rate of under 25 percent. Acceptance is year round on a rolling basis. The review process generally takes between 2-3 months. We are now accepting submissions.
For inquiries or submissions, please email the Editor-in-Chief:
Ilya A. Lipin
Email: MWLawJournal (at sign) gmail.com
Email: ilya.a.lipin (at sign) gmail.com
Tel: (215) 327-9514
Publication Requirements
1. The article must be original and not previously published. Concurrent submission of the same article to other journals is permitted to the extent the author provides notice of other submissions and promptly notifies MLJ if the article was accepted for publication elsewhere.
2. The article should be between 5,000 and 20,000 words, including footnotes.
3. The topics should be related to business law, the legal environment, and related fields of law. Pedagogical articles are welcome.
2. The article should be between 5,000 and 20,000 words, including footnotes.
3. The topics should be related to business law, the legal environment, and related fields of law. Pedagogical articles are welcome.
Relation to MALSB Conference
Presenting an article at the MALSB Annual Conference does not constitute submission for publication in the MLJ. Authors who present at the conference are strongly encouraged to submit their articles to the MLJ by the May 1st.