California Law Review
@californialawreview.org
The law journal of the University of California, Berkeley.
California Law Review's Company Logos
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#003162
Midnight Blue
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210, 100, 19
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Midnight Blue
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About California Law Review
California Law Review (CLR) is a prestigious law journal affiliated with the University of California, Berkeley. Established in 1912, CLR was the first law review in the Western United States and the ninth in the nation. With a strong focus on reform, the journal has evolved into Berkeley Law's primary publication.
Managed entirely by students, CLR showcases cutting-edge legal scholarship covering a wide range of topics and perspectives. Annually, over 100 pieces, including articles, essays, student notes, blogs, and podcast episodes, are featured in both print and web editions. Notable past works include influential writings by renowned legal scholars, such as Joseph Tussman, William Prosser, and Mark A.
Lemley. CLR also prides itself on exposing institutional racism and promoting diverse discussions. With an impressive alumni network, including esteemed judges and legal professionals, CLR continues to make a profound impact on legal discourse and society
Company type
Educational
Year founded
1912
Company size
51-200 employees
