Law Review

(First Row, from left to right: Zachary J. Broughton, Nicholas M. Smith, Kathryn R. Malone, John L. Magistro IV, Jeremy M. Forgue, Katharine E. Shove, Cherish A. Wright, Heidi K. Waugh, Jeremy Simonich, Andrew J. Adams)(Back Row, from left to right: Kelly A. Bednarz, Timothy A. Rucki, Ryan K. Sullivan, Chelsea M. Donaldson, Ryan G. Davie, Barbara B. Curatolo, Karen Tiroletto, Paige M. Vaillancourt, Jacob T. Winniman, Mayrose A. Gravalec-Pannone, Amanda M. Dickinson, Kaitlin I. Pomeroy-Murphy, Neisha M. Perez, Emily M. McComb, Sarita E. Manigat, Alexa S. Pascucci, Akosua Agyepong)

Since its inception in 1978, the Western New England Law Review has published critical pieces on contemporary legal issues. We produce one volume yearly, comprising two issues and one symposium issue, which peers keenly into a particular area of timely legal discussion. Our publications include essays and articles, from legal scholars and practitioners, and student Notes, written by Law Review members during their first year on the Editorial Staff. We are proud to be a fully-digitalized publication since Volume 35, published in 2013.

Our recently launched Law Review blog, curates original analytical insights from a variety of legal minds.