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Legal Owls Research Editorial (LORE) Review
Share Your Research. Shape the Conversation.
Legal Owls Research & Editorial (LORE) Review welcomes original scholarship from academics, researchers, practitioners and emerging legal voices across jurisdictions.
Now Inviting Submissions
We are looking for work that asks important questions, offers fresh perspectives and contributes meaningfully to contemporary conversations across law, policy, society, innovation and professional practice.
Law in Transition
Volume 1 · Issue 1 · April 2027
Contemporary Perspectives on Law, Policy, Innovation and Practice
Law is evolving alongside transformations in technology, institutions, markets, society and professional practice. For its inaugural issue, LORE Review invites contributors to explore these transitions through rigorous legal scholarship, comparative perspectives, policy analysis and practice-focused research.
We are particularly interested in work that considers not only what is changing, but also why it matters, how legal systems are responding, and what these developments may mean for the future of law and legal practice.
We welcome work examining established and emerging areas of law from doctrinal, comparative, interdisciplinary, policy-oriented and practice-focused perspectives.
Contributions may address any jurisdiction or explore cross-border and comparative questions.
What Could You Explore?
The theme Law in Transition is intentionally broad. Submissions may address established or emerging areas of law and may focus on a single jurisdiction or adopt comparative, cross-border or interdisciplinary perspectives.
AI, Technology & Digital Regulation
Artificial intelligence, data governance, cybersecurity, automated decision-making, digital platforms, emerging technologies and evolving regulatory frameworks.
Business, Markets & Innovation
Corporate and commercial law, startups, transactions, competition, intellectual property, entrepreneurship, compliance and changing business models.
Law, Policy & Institutions
Regulation, governance, constitutional developments, rights, public policy, institutional reform, access to justice and the evolving role of legal institutions.
Health Law & Bioethics
Healthcare regulation, patient rights, medical innovation, biotechnology, AI in healthcare, consent, professional responsibility and emerging ethical questions.
The Legal Profession
Legal education, professional ethics, legal technology, new models of legal services and the changing role of lawyers.
Global & Comparative Perspectives
Cross-border developments, comparative legal approaches and differing jurisdictional responses to shared legal challenges.
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Research & Scholarship
Substantial original scholarship presenting sustained research, analysis and argument.
Recommended length: 7,000–10,000+ words
Doctrinal, comparative, empirical, theoretical and interdisciplinary research is welcome.
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Law, Policy & Society
Scholarship examining law within its regulatory, institutional, policy or social context.
Recommended length: approximately 5,000–8,000 words
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Innovation & Practice
Analytical scholarship connecting law with technology, business, innovation and evolving professional practice.
Recommended length: 3,000–5,000 words
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Developments & Commentary
Focused analysis of significant judgments, legislation, regulation, policy developments and emerging legal questions.
Recommended length: 1,500–3,000 words
From preparing your manuscript to editorial review and publication, LORE Review aims to make the submission process clear, thoughtful and transparent. Explore who we welcome, what to consider before submitting, and what happens after your manuscript is received.
Your Submission Journey
Who We Welcome
LORE Review welcomes contributions from:
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academics and researchers;
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legal practitioners;
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judges and policymakers;
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interdisciplinary specialists;
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doctoral and postgraduate researchers; and
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emerging legal scholars.
We value the quality, originality and contribution of the work, rather than institutional seniority alone.
Collaborative, interdisciplinary and cross-jurisdictional scholarship is particularly encouraged.
From Submission to Publication
01 — Submit
Complete the online submission form and upload your manuscript and supporting documents.
02 — Editorial Screening
The Editorial Team assesses the submission for relevance, originality, scholarly quality and compliance with LORE Review's requirements.
03 — Peer Review
Manuscripts selected to proceed are evaluated by reviewers with appropriate subject-matter expertise.
04 — Revision
Where appropriate, authors are invited to respond to reviewer and editorial comments and revise their manuscript.
05 — Editorial Decision
A final decision is made following consideration of the manuscript, peer-review feedback and any revisions.
Submission or peer review does not guarantee publication.
Before You Submit
Please ensure that your manuscript:
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is original and unpublished;
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is not simultaneously under consideration by another publication;
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makes a clear and meaningful contribution;
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uses reliable and independently verifiable sources;
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appropriately attributes third-party material;
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complies with LORE Review's Author Guidelines;
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accurately identifies all authors;
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discloses relevant conflicts of interest; and
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discloses material use of generative AI where applicable.
What Happens Next?
Submission Received → Initial Screening →
Editorial Assessment → Peer Review →
Editorial Decision
Upon submission, you will receive an acknowledgment. Manuscripts that meet the initial requirements will proceed through the journal's editorial evaluation process, with qualifying submissions considered for peer review.
Submission does not guarantee publication.
LORE Review is a peer-reviewed publication of Legal Owls, LLC (USA)
Questions about your submission? Contact our editorial team at journal@thelegalowls.com
We look forward to discovering the ideas, research, and perspectives you bring to LORE Review.
LORE Review | A peer-reviewed publication of Legal Owls, LLC (USA)
Need Help Before Submitting?
If you are uncertain about whether your manuscript falls within LORE Review’s scope or have a question about the submission process, please contact the Editorial Office.
