Wayne State Law School - Journal of Business Law

Established in 2017, the Journal of Business Law is a scholarly peer-reviewed journal operated and edited by students at Wayne State University Law School. The Journal of Business Law is published annually and provides a forum for student interests and scholarship in the field of business law. In addition to student-written notes by the Journal's Associate Editors, publications contain articles contributed by law professors and practicing attorneys on topics ranging from corporate governance, securities regulation and capital markets, mergers and acquisitions, banking and finance, tax law, venture capitalism, bankruptcy, and commercial law, among others. The executive board of the Journal of Business Law invites interested members of the legal community to contribute, and all articles submitted for publication will be considered on a rolling basis. During their first year on the Journal, Associate Editors are each required to write a Note on the topic of their choice related to business law. In addition, they assist with the editing process for the upcoming publication. All Associate Editor notes are considered for publication. Associate Editors and board members alike receive 1 credit per semester. With questions please contact the 2024-2025 Editor-in-Chief, Emily Smith, at emilycsmith@wayne.edu