Submissions must further the legal needs of domestic violence victims and their children, or advance efforts to address the incidence, causes, and effects of intimate partner violence, from a national or international perspective.

ABA Commission on Domestic Violence and the Journal of Gender, Social Policy and the Law

05/31/2013

The American Society for Pharmacy Law (ASPL) is a nationwide organization with the purposes of: (i) furthering knowledge in the law related to pharmacists, pharmacies, the provision of pharmaceutical care, the manufacturing and distribution of drugs, and other food, drug, and medical device policy issues ("Pharmacy Law"); (ii) communicating accurate legal educational information; and (iii) providing education opportunities for pharmacists, attorneys, and others who are interested in Pharmacy Law.

American Society for Pharmacy Law

06/03/2013

The topic for submissions to the 2013 National Security Law Writing Competition is Nuclear Issues and National Security Law: student analysis of a timely issue at the intersection of law and national security.

ABA Standing Committee on Law and National Security

10/01/2013

The goal of the Texas Wesleyan Journal of Real Property Law (“Property Journal”) National Writing Contest (“Contest”) is to expand the breadth of the contributions published in the Property Journal and provide a platform for student-writers producing excellent scholarly work to contribute to real property discourse by way of publication in a journal devoted to exploring real property issues. 

Texas Wesleyan

06/01/2013

Submissions to the James Boskey Dispute Resolution Essay Competition may address any aspect of dispute resolution practice, theory, or research.

ABA Section of Dispute Resolution

06/15/2013

Robert C. Watson Competition submissions shall address the protection of intellectual property.  Submission of 20 copies is required.

American Intellectual Property Law Association

06/30/2013

The principal subject of the submitted paper must be federal civil practice and procedure, including the civil jurisdiction and venue rules of the federal courts. Submissions on the topics of federal courts management, federal appellate procedure, and alternative dispute resolution will also be acceptable. However, papers that deal primarily with criminal procedure will not be acceptable.

LexisNexis

06/03/2013

Entries may address any environmental law topic of current interest to Michigan practitioners. 

State Bar of Michigan Environmental Law Section

06/30/2013

Submissions to the Smith-Babcock-Williams Student Writing Competition may be on a question of significance in either city planning or associated areas of law (e.g., land use, local government, or environmental law).

Planning & Law Division of the American Planning Association

06/07/2013

Essays submitted for the 2013 competition MUST be under the topic of “Comparing Hearsay Rules in Different Courts.”

American Judges Association

06/01/2013

For 2013 submissions to the Judge John R. Brown Award for Excellence in Legal Writing, there is no page limit or restriction on the topic except that the writing must be on a legal subject.  In order to be considered, 4 copies of a current legal writing must be submitted with a letter of recommendation by a law school faculty member or legal professional other than the author of the paper.  Only one paper may be sponsored by any faculty member or legal professional, and only one paper may be submitted on behalf of any student. 

Judge John R. Brown Scholarship Foundation

06/07/2013