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The Royal Society
Of Fellows Law Review is a student-run organization which
strives for excellence in legal scholarship and academia. Membership
on the Royal Society of Fellows Law Review Editorial
Review Board is limited, and is one of the highest academic honors
which any law student may hope to attain.
The Royal Society Of Fellows Law Review invites the submission of unsolicited manuscripts by legal scholars, academicians, professors, judges, practitioners and law students that offer critical legal analysis and reflective thinking. Our Law Review attempts to address important cutting-edge issues and emerging trends involving domestic and international taxation, offshore financial centers, and other intersecting areas of tax law such as asset protection, anti-avoidance, anti-money laundering, e-commerce, trust and estate law, international tax planning, etc. The Royal Society Of Fellows Law Review accepts manuscripts in consideration of publication in the form of articles, essays, comments, book reviews and other law-related pieces. All manuscripts are reviewed, selected, edited, and published by the student Editorial Review Board. The student members of the Editorial Review Board make all editorial decisions, while at the same time developing critical thinking, research, writing, editorial, administrative, and leadership skills. All manuscripts, regardless of the stature of the submitting author, will be subjected to rigorous editorial review in hopes of sharpening the manuscript’s own distinction. I enthusiastically invite your Membership, submission of manuscripts, critique and feedback, so that the Royal Society Of Fellows Law Review may continue in its quest of legal scholarship and excellence.
If you would like to receive a subscription to the Royal
Society Of Fellows Law Review, or you would like to contribute
an article, please feel free to contact us at Thomas A. Gionis,
MD JD MBA MHA LL.M. (Cand.) |
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