Submitting your article
to the Web Law Review

LL ARTICLES appearing in the Web Law Review are written by lawyers whose law firms have current subscriptions to the EagleLink Legal Forum.

Both the Web Law Review and the EagleLink Legal Forum are operated by EagleLink.com.

SUBMISSION PROCEDURE

TO SUBMIT AN ARTICLE, first Click Here to send us a message describing your proposed article.

Include a brief description of the article and an estimate of the length. We will respond within five business days with additional information or questions about your proposal.

NO EXTRA CHARGES

THERE IS NO direct charge for having your article appear in the Web Law Review. Eligibility for the Web Law Review is one of the benefits of having a paid subscription to the EagleLink Legal Forum and only subscribing law firms are eligible.

A limited number of articles can be published in the Web Law Review and therefore EagleLink reserves the right to select which articles will appear. A subscription does not guarantee publication of an article, although every effort will be made to use a submitted article in the next edition or an upcoming edition.

DESIRED CONTENT

ARTICLES SUBMITTIED for publication in the Web Law Review should be written for people outside the legal community. The goal of the publication is to provide information to inform the general public about current legal issues while avoiding legally technical detail which might only be understood by legal professionals.

Articles should be in the range of 1,000 to 1,500 words, although all lengths will be considered.

HANDLING OF YOUR ARTICLE

ARTICLES APPEARING in the Web Law Review include a short biography of the author, a photo (if available) and hyperlinks to the law firm's Web and e-mail addresses to allow for direct feedback.

The articles and photos remain the property of the author. They appear in the Web Law Review for a minimum of three months and in most cases will continue to be available through our on-line archive for an indefinite period. EagleLink reserves the right to discontinue an article at any time.

EagleLink will edit your article for spelling, punctuation and clarity, but we will not change what the article says or the order of the information. We will add subheads and other graphic devices to enhance visual appearance. And we might divide exceedingly long paragraphs to improve readability.

The author will have the opportunity to "proof" the article on line before it is released to the general public.

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