Journal of Law Review (Hong Kong) (Abbr. JLRHK) is a peer-reviewed journal that only publishes articles that pass the anonymous review process. This journal is a discussion forum for scholars and practitioners active in the legal field and welcome the contributions from scholars, judges, policy-makers, scientists, practitioners, and law students.
Journal of Law Review (Hong Kong) focuses on the exciting legal issues surrounding startups, intellectual property, data privacy, biotechnology, clean technology, and health policy, while exploring the implications of technological advances on traditional legal fields, such as contracts, antitrust, and tax.
Journal of Law Review (Hong Kong) is published quarterly.
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