Yale University is known for its prestigious law school, and the Yale Journal of Law & Technology (YJoLT) is a reflection of the university's commitment to exploring the intersection between law and technology. As the only Yale law review dedicated to this field, YJoLT offers a unique platform for scholars and professionals to delve into the increasingly important relationship between law and technology. YJoLT publishes articles on a wide range of topics related to the interaction between law and technology, with new issues released semiannually.

If you're interested in contributing to YJoLT, you can submit your materials electronically through Scholastica, including the manuscript, a resume/CV, a short abstract, and your contact information. The review process is carried out on a rolling basis, and authors can expect to receive a decision in the Fall or Spring. In addition to scholarly articles, YJoLT also features a blog called The Record, which welcomes shorter or less formal pieces.

This journal is not only a valuable resource for aspiring and established legal professionals, but it also encourages collaboration across disciplines, as it recognizes that technology affects every facet of our lives