Call for Articles by eLawDaily [UK Laws]: Rolling Submissions!
eLawDaily invites submissions from law students, legal researchers, academicians and legal professionals interested in writing about UK law. This is an opportunity to publish well-researched legal articles, case analyses and informative legal content on a platform dedicated to making UK law simple and accessible.
About eLawDaily
eLawDaily is a UK law-focused legal information platform that aims to explain legal concepts, principles, legislation and judicial decisions in clear, simple and easily understandable language.
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The platform publishes informative articles and case briefs covering different areas of UK law, helping readers understand complex legal subjects without unnecessary legal jargon.
Themes for Submission
Contributors are invited to submit original articles on topics including, but not limited to:
- UK Constitutional and Administrative Law
- English Contract Law
- Law of Torts and Negligence
- UK Criminal Law and Criminal Justice
- Employment and Labour Law
- Company and Commercial Law
- Intellectual Property Law
- Human Rights Law
- Family Law
- Property and Land Law
- Landmark UK Judgments and Case Analyses
- Contemporary Legal Developments in the United Kingdom
- Comparative Legal Studies involving UK Law
Submissions on other relevant areas of UK law are also welcome.
Submission Guidelines
- Originality: Articles must be original, unpublished and free from plagiarism.
- Word Limit: Submissions should generally contain 1,000–2,000 words, depending on the subject.
- Language: Articles must be written in clear, simple British English.
- Legal Accuracy: Relevant legislation, judicial decisions and legal principles must be accurately explained and supported by reliable sources.
- Structure: Submissions should have a clear title, suitable headings and well-organised paragraphs.
- References: Authors should provide references or hyperlinks to relevant legislation, judgments and authoritative legal sources.
- Editorial Review: All submissions will undergo editorial review. eLawDaily reserves the right to accept, reject or suggest revisions before publication.
- More details are here.
Who Can Submit?
The call is open to undergraduate and postgraduate law students, legal researchers, academicians, advocates, solicitors and other legal professionals.
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Contributors from India, the United Kingdom and other jurisdictions are welcome, provided their submissions are relevant to UK law.
Benefits of Publication
- Opportunity to publish legal research on a UK law-focused platform.
- Gain experience in legal research, analysis and writing.
- Develop a portfolio of published legal articles.
- Receive author credit for accepted and published contributions.
- Share legal knowledge with an international readership.
How to Submit
Interested contributors may send their articles along with their full name, institutional or professional affiliation, and a short author biography to the eLawDaily editorial team.
Submission Email: [email protected]
Subject Line: Blog Submission – ELaw Daily – [Article Title]
Submission Deadline: Rolling submissions; articles are accepted throughout the year.
Publication is subject to editorial approval.
About the Publication
To explore previously published legal articles and case briefs, visit elawdaily.com.
eLawDaily welcomes thoughtful, well-researched contributions that make UK law accessible to a wider readership.
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