{"page_header":"Delaware Journal of Corporate Law","top_image":"{staticroot}files\/pages\/img_2103-7.jpg","page_intro":"<p>For more information on <em>The Delaware Journal of Corporate Law<\/em>, please visit our <a title=\"Delaware Journal of Corporate Law\" href=\"http:\/\/djcl.org\/\">website<\/a>.<\/p>","page_content":"<p><strong>History <\/strong><br \/>The <em>Delaware Journal of Corporate Law<\/em> is the most established&nbsp;law review of Widener University Delaware Law School. Founded&nbsp;in 1975, the Journal has continually provided the nation&rsquo;s legal community with well-researched and analytical articles on issues of timely significance. <br \/><br \/>Because the <em>Journal<\/em> is situated in Delaware, the heart of American corporate activity, it is in a unique position to maintain a corporate law focus. Its scope, however, is extremely broad. We consider for publication articles that fall within the scope of the American Bar Association&rsquo;s Section of Business Law. Some of the current committees of that section are: Professional Responsibility; Insurance Law; Law Firms; Criminal Laws; Employee Benefits; Alternative Dispute Resolution; Environmental Controls; Food, Drug and Cosmetic Law; Health Law; International Business Law; Public Interest Issues; and Telecommunications. Accordingly, future members of the <em>Journal<\/em> can expect to develop a range of knowledge extending far beyond corporate law.<br \/><br \/><strong>National Recognition <\/strong><br \/>As a member of the editorial board, you&rsquo;ll be part of a nationally recognized publication with over thirty years of history. <em>Journal<\/em> articles have been cited in publications such as the <em>Harvard Law Review<\/em>,<em> Yale Law Journal<\/em>, the <em>Michigan Law Review<\/em>, and the <em>Stanford Law Review<\/em>. The Delaware Supreme Court and Delaware Court of Chancery have also cited Journal articles.&nbsp;The editorial board sponsors the Francis G. Pileggi Distinguished Lecture in Law, an annual lecture featuring a noted authority on corporate law. Published three times per year, the <em>Journal<\/em> also prints unreported corporate opinions from the Delaware Court of Chancery.<\/p>","callouts":[],"callouts_visual":[],"page_fact_display":""}