The Fordham Law Review

The Fordham Law Review is a scholarly journal based in New York, United States. Founded in 1914 and continuously operating since 1935, the organization is comprised of approximately 88 individuals, including 20 student editors, and boasts a team of student staff, members, and associate editors. The Fordham Law Review is also a recognized honor society dedicated to serving the legal profession and the public through the discussion of current legal issues. The Fordham Law Review publishes six issues per year, distributing over 3,000 pages of scholarly work. These publications include Articles, Essays, Symposia, and Student Notes. Complementing its print journal, the Law Review also manages Fordham Law Review Online, an online platform that features independent legal scholarship and provides a forum for scholarly discussion on current legal matters. The Fordham Law Review consistently ranks among the most cited legal publications. It holds the fourth position in cases, seventh in other journals, and eleventh overall, according to Washington & Lee University's most recent annual study. For inquiries regarding submissions to the Fordham Law Review or Fordham Law Review Online, please visit the organization's website at fordhamlawreview.org.