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This blog highlights competitions that offer cash prizes or other recognition, opportunities to submit non-solicited manuscripts, and other outlets for the writer, technical writer, legal analyst, critical thinker. Comments to: Kathryn A. Sampson -- 356 Waterman Hall -- University of Arkansas School of Law -- Fayetteville, Arkansas 72701 -- E-mail: ksampson@uark.edu
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Legal Writing Competitions: June 2012
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From the University of Arkansas School of Law; highlighting competitions that offer cash prizes or other recognition; also noting legal journals that accept non-solicited manuscripts. Comments to: Kathryn A. Sampson - 356 Waterman Hall - University of Arkansas School of Law - Fayetteville, Arkansas 72701 - E-mail: ksampson@uark.edu. Monday, June 4, 2012. Eisenberg Prize, $2,000 for appellate practice article. For more information: http:/ www.appellateacademy.org/eisenbergprize/index.cfm. Melina Healey an...
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From the University of Arkansas School of Law; highlighting competitions that offer cash prizes or other recognition; also noting legal journals that accept non-solicited manuscripts. Comments to: Kathryn A. Sampson - 356 Waterman Hall - University of Arkansas School of Law - Fayetteville, Arkansas 72701 - E-mail: ksampson@uark.edu. Sunday, April 21, 2013. Student Writing Competition in ADR. Recognizing scholarly work in Undergraduate, Graduate and Legal degree programs. The Association for Conflict Reso...
Legal Writing Competitions: Transnational Law, $2,000, March 1, 2013 deadline
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From the University of Arkansas School of Law; highlighting competitions that offer cash prizes or other recognition; also noting legal journals that accept non-solicited manuscripts. Comments to: Kathryn A. Sampson - 356 Waterman Hall - University of Arkansas School of Law - Fayetteville, Arkansas 72701 - E-mail: ksampson@uark.edu. Wednesday, January 23, 2013. Transnational Law, $2,000, March 1, 2013 deadline. Any topic of contemporary international business or economic concern with a legal nexus. 1) Al...
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From the University of Arkansas School of Law; highlighting competitions that offer cash prizes or other recognition; also noting legal journals that accept non-solicited manuscripts. Comments to: Kathryn A. Sampson - 356 Waterman Hall - University of Arkansas School of Law - Fayetteville, Arkansas 72701 - E-mail: ksampson@uark.edu. Wednesday, September 21, 2011. Jan 6, 2012 Deadline - Murphy Competition - Global Law and Business - First Place: $300 and publication. 8220;Open for Business? Indeed, in the...
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From the University of Arkansas School of Law; highlighting competitions that offer cash prizes or other recognition; also noting legal journals that accept non-solicited manuscripts. Comments to: Kathryn A. Sampson - 356 Waterman Hall - University of Arkansas School of Law - Fayetteville, Arkansas 72701 - E-mail: ksampson@uark.edu. Wednesday, January 23, 2013. Transnational Law, $2,000, March 1, 2013 deadline. Any topic of contemporary international business or economic concern with a legal nexus. 1) Al...
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This blog highlights competitions that offer cash prizes or other recognition, opportunities to submit non-solicited manuscripts, and other outlets for the writer, technical writer, legal analyst, critical thinker. Comments to: Kathryn A. Sampson - 356 Waterman Hall - University of Arkansas School of Law - Fayetteville, Arkansas 72701 - E-mail: ksampson@uark.edu. Friday, March 31, 2017. 65,000.00 first place prize - 15-page brief: PhilShaweScholarship. Thursday, March 2, 2017. 6 AR Pioneer Branch NLAPW P...
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