The Loyola of Los Angeles Law Review promotes scholarship in the national legal community by publishing articles and critical analyses on developing areas of law. Known as LLR on the LMU Loyola Law School campus, the Law Review is a quarterly journal featuring articles by prominent educators, judges, attorneys, and Loyola students.
Current Issue: Volume 57, Number 1 (2024)
Articles
Dropping the Veil: How an Investigation into One Asylum Office Reveals Systemic Failures Within the U.S. Affirmative Asylum System
Anna R. Welch and Sara P. Cressey
Global Product Liability for Dumb ‘Smart’ Home Devices
Michael L. Rustad and Layth Hert
Developments in the Law
Who’s Afraid of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Statements in Faculty Hiring and Promotion at California Universities?
Matthew W. Babb
The PAGA Problem: Conflict Between California Employment Policy and Federal Arbitration Act Expansion
Scot Gauffeny
S.B. 98 and the Outer Limits of Journalism
Daniel Lemer
Implied Malice Aiding and Abetting: A Doctrinal Maze
Jason Mayland
