About

The University of Richmond Law Review is a legal publication run by University of Richmond Law students. It is the flagship journal of UR Law, dedicated to advancing legal scholarship since 1958. 

The University of Richmond Law Review publishes four issues each academic year: the Annual Survey Issue, providing comprehensive updates on recent developments in Virginia law; the Symposium issue, a combination of transcripts and scholarship on the chosen topic for that year; and two general issues in Winter and Spring, which include a mix of scholarly articles and student comments. 

Additionally, the University of Richmond Law Review Online publishes short, timely pieces throughout the academic year written by students, practitioners, professors, and scholars.