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Harvard Law Review is a student-run journal of legal scholarship publishing articles by students, professors, judges, and practitioners.
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Hex Code
Color name
RGB
HSL
CMYK
#BC793A
Copper
188, 121, 58
29, 53, 48
0, 36, 69, 26
#781313
Moccaccino
120, 19, 19
0, 73, 27
0, 84, 84, 53
#66A7DD
Havelock Blue
102, 167, 221
207, 64, 63
54, 24, 0, 13
Harvard Law Review (HLR) is a prestigious legal journal that serves as a leading platform for the examination and discussion of significant legal issues. Established in 1887, it publishes a range of legal scholarship, including articles, notes on recent cases, and case comments, authored by legal scholars, practitioners, and students. HLR is well-known for its comprehensive exploration of emerging legal developments and its commitment to fostering academic discourse.
Additionally, the HLR Fellowship offers graduates from Harvard Law School the opportunity to engage in public interest work while supporting their scholarship. The fellowship program allows selected fellows to work for a year in government agencies or nonprofit organizations, receiving a stipend of $65,000, and culminating in the publication of a notable piece of legal scholarship in HLR’s online Forum. Through these initiatives, Harvard Law Review continues to uphold its mission of advancing legal understanding and supporting public service
Company type
Nonprofit
Year founded
1887
Company size
2-10 employees
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What are Harvard Law Review's brand colors?
The Harvard Law Review color palette uses the hex codes #BC793A, #781313 and #66A7DD.
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