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This site from the Law Library at the Washington and Lee School of Law is a resource "for identifying law journals by subject, country of publication, or ranking (where available), and to provide additional information to facilitate comparing and contacting the journals listed."

Maintained by Allen Rostron and Nancy Levit, this publication provides "information about submitting articles to law reviews and journals, including the methods for submitting an article, any special formatting requirements, how to contact them to request an expedited review, and how to contact them to withdraw an article from consideration." It focuses on general rather than specialty journals.

Maintained by Michael Goodyear, this publication "contains charts with information about submitting articles to specialty (non-flagship) law journals at ABA-accredited law schools in the United States, including links to the journal's page, the accepted methods for submitting an article, special formatting or length requirements, whether the journal accepts outside student submissions, and whether the journal offers any non-traditional publishing options."

The Boston College Law Library maintains this database of law review online companions. It links to each companion's submission information page and also provides at-a-glance information about word count limits, submission method, and whether the title considers student works.

Ranks journals based on citation data. Maintained by Washington and Lee Law Library.

A list of the top 100 cited journals in HeinOnline based on their citator, ScholarCheck.

Authored by Phil Davis and posted on the Scholarly Kitchen website.

Provides five-year h-index and h-median numbers for rankings. See the Google Scholar Metrics page for definitions of these metrics.