Law Library

Pursuant to University Policy, access to the Law Library for the general public will resume on August 2, 2021.

See the linked page for information about services offered virtually to all patrons.

Faculty Scholarship

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Upcoming Conferences & Workshops

American Bar Association Affiliated Upcoming Events

  • Calendar of ABA section, committee, and other events & conferences
  • Can search by topic, sponsor, date, or location
  • Mainly CLE events

Legal Scholarship Blog

  • Law-related calls for papers, conferences, and workshops, as well as general scholarship resources
  • A collaborative service from law librarians at various U.S. law schools

SSRN Legal Scholarship Network’s Professional Announcements

  • An SSRN eJournal to which you can subscribe
  • Includes calls for papers and calls for applicants

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Scholarship Publishing Services

ExpressO — contact Shawn Nevers for help setting up an account
(UC Berkeley electronic submission service for law review articles)

Scholastica — contact Shawn Nevers for help setting up an account

Information for Submitting Articles to Law Reviews & Journals

Writing for and Publishing in Law Reviews (By Mary Whisner & Ann Hemmens, University of Washington Law Library)

Resources for Keeping Up and Staying Current (By Mary Whisner, Stacy Etheredge, & Cheryl Nyberg, University of Washington Law Library)

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Citation Alerts

Law faculty can receive notifications when their articles are cited by signing up for various citation alert services.

HeinOnline

On HeinOnline, faculty can sign up for email alerts in their HeinOnline author profile page for whenever their articles on Hein are cited by new publications and cases on Hein. View instructions on how to manage author alerts from HeinOnline here: https://help.heinonline.org/kb/how-to-manage-author-alerts/.

Google Scholar

You can make a Google Scholar profile and receive alerts any time your articles on Google Scholar are cited by other works in Google Scholar. You can read more about Google Scholar profiles and how to receive alerts here: https://scholar.google.com/intl/en/scholar/citations.html#citations. If you need help making your Google Scholar profile, see the screencast made by the BYU Law Library here: http://huntersquery.byu.edu/google-scholar-profiles/.

Contact your library liaison for any assistance you may need.

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