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The Western New England Law Review, established in 1978, is published by students at Western New England University School of Law. The Board of Editors and Junior Staff consist of students who are selected based on academic performance, or on their performance in the Legal Research and Writing course. Each issue of the Law Review typically consists of essays and articles, written by legal scholars and practitioners, and student “notes,” written by Law Review members during their first year on the Law Review. The Law Review gratefully acknowledges the financial support of the School of Law and the advice and assistance of its Faculty.

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  • Francis X. Spina, Assoc. Justice, Mass. Supreme Judicial Court, Keynote Speech at the Western New England College School of Law and School of Business Academic Conference on Fiduciary Duties in the Closely Held Business 35 Years after Wilkes v. Springside Nursing Home, The Amicus Brief:  Friend in Need (Oct. 15, 2010).  View here.
  • View the current issue of the Law Review's monthly newsletter here.
  • The Law Review is pleased to announce that the following people have been selected for publication in Volume 34:  Raquel Babeu, Laura Bradrick, Kathryn Crouss, Connor Fallon, Tsvetlina Gerova-Wilson, Angelina Pargoff, and Mara Shulman Ryan.
  • The Law Review is very pleased to announce the Board of Editors for Volume 34 of the Western New England Law Review, which can be viewed by clicking here.
  • The Western New England Law Review is now on Facebook!  
  • Western New England Law Review in the news: Read Larry Ribstein's article on Truth on the Market discussing his experience at the recent Business Symposium hosted by the Western New England University School of Law.
  • Western New England Law Review in the news: Read David Isenberg's article on The Huffington Post discussing Volume 32 alumnus Thomas Gray's Student Note, I'm Just Following Orders: A Fair Standard of Immunity for Military Service Contractors