Tulane Law Review
Book and Periodical PublishingLouisiana, United States11-50 Employees
The Tulane Law Review is a student-run legal journal at Tulane Law School, established in 1916 as the Southern Law Quarterly. It operates within the book and periodical publishing industry, producing and editing scholarly legal writings for a professional audience. The journal serves students as its primary contributors, providing practical training in legal writing and editing while contributing authoritative legal scholarship to the field. Based in New Orleans, Louisiana, the publication reflects the university’s long-standing tradition of scholarly legal discourse. As the school’s oldest and largest journal, the Tulane Law Review supports its mission through ongoing editorial work and publication of legal materials, offering a platform for students to develop professional skills and for readers to access rigorous legal analysis.