About the Blog
Arbitration Digest is passionate about promoting a deeper understanding of arbitration law and its significance in today’s legal landscape.
The team of experienced professionals, including arbitrators, lawyers, and legal scholars, brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to deliver engaging and informative content.
Eligibility
The blog welcomes submissions from legal professionals, scholars, and enthusiasts who are passionate about arbitration law and wish to share their insights with our readers.
Submission Guidelines
To ensure a consistent and high-quality content experience, we have established the following submission guidelines. Please read them carefully before submitting your article.
Content Guidelines:
Word Count: The preferred word count for submissions is between 1500 and 2000 words. However, we understand that certain topics may require a longer or shorter article, so slight deviations from this range will be considered.
Originality: All submissions must be original work created by the author(s) and should not have been published elsewhere, including on personal blogs or other platforms.
Topic Relevance: Articles must focus on topics related to arbitration law, including but not limited to the following:
· Overview of arbitration laws in specific jurisdictions
· Analysis of recent arbitration case law
Exploring emerging trends and developments in arbitration practice
· Practical guidance for arbitration practitioners
· Comparative studies on different arbitration systems
· Commentary on arbitration-related legislation, conventions, or treaties
Structure: Please organize your article in a logical and coherent manner. It should include an introduction, body paragraphs, and a conclusion. Subheadings may be used to enhance readability.
Tone and Style: Articles should be written in a clear, concise, and professional manner. Avoid excessive legal jargon and ensure that complex concepts are explained adequately for a diverse readership. Use gender-neutral language wherever possible.
Citations and Referencing:
Uniform Citation Method: We require the use of a uniform citation method throughout the article. The preferred citation method is the Bluebook citation style (21st edition) or the Oxford Standard for Citation of Legal Authorities (OSCOLA).
Hyperlinks: Wherever possible, include hyperlinks to relevant legal sources, cases, statutes, treaties, or other credible references. Hyperlinks should be used to supplement citations but not replace them entirely.
Plagiarism: Plagiarism in any form will not be tolerated. All submissions will be thoroughly checked for originality using plagiarism detection software.
How to Submit?
- Please email your submission as a Microsoft Word document to arbitration.digest@gmail.com with the subject line: ” Blog Submission: [Article Title].”
- Include a brief author bio (maximum 100 words) and a headshot photo (high-resolution JPEG or PNG) along with your submission. If you have any relevant affiliations or qualifications, please mention them in the bio.
Review Policy
The editorial team will review your submission and notify you of the decision within 7 days. If accepted, they may provide feedback or request revisions.
No fees will be charged at any time.
Note: The editorial team reserves the right to make minor edits for clarity, grammar, and formatting. If substantial changes are required, the author will be consulted.
