Jotwell

Jotwell is a website where you can find short reviews of recent legal scholarship. Imagine a law review, but it is on a bunch of connected blogs. Jotwell''s aim is to shine a light on important legal scholarship that more people should know about.

Benefits

Jotwell does something special for folks interested in legal developments. It helps important work get noticed, even if it is in lesser known journals or written by newer academics. The site likes it when people chat about the reviewed articles, so comments are welcome.

Use Cases

Jotwell is great for law students, teachers, and professionals who want to keep up with big changes in law. It is also good for newer academics and those from lesser known schools who want more people to see their work.

Vibes

The legal community likes Jotwell. A recent check showed that it talks about academics from many places. This includes top law schools, unknown schools, and even writers from other countries. People praise Jotwell for finding good legal scholarship from all over.

Additional Information

Jotwell started on October 27, 2008. It has over 300 editors who are top academics or professionals. These editors write short pieces every year. They highlight the best recent scholarship in their areas. The site has new stuff one or two times a week. Each section has something new at least once a month.