Category Archives: Audience

Research Collections Now Available!

Launched earlier this year, PLI’s new Research Collections bring together trusted resources on today’s most important legal topics, helping you find answers faster and apply them with confidence. Drawn from the depth of PLI PLUS content, these collections are designed to make research simple and effective, and are comprised of various format types including searchable transcripts, downloadable and customizable forms, timely articles, and the same trusted expertise you’ve come to expect from PLI publications.  

Current collections include:  

Have a topic in mind that you’d like to see represented? Email libraryrelations@pli.edu and let us know! 

Law Students! Call for Papers

TOPIC: Access to Justice: Impactful Approaches

Practising Law Institute (PLI) is pleased to announce our second annual call for law student papers. The selected article(s) will be published in the PLI Chronicle our open access periodical.

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For this call for papers, the PLI Chronicle is seeking submissions that explore student perspectives on access to justice initiatives.

Potential topics include, but are not limited to:

  • Impactful efforts by your law school community to address access to justice issues and provide civil legal services to low-income individuals
  • The intersection of legal education and access to justice efforts
  • Resources for law students who are interested in access to justice initiatives or related careers
  • How access to justice initiatives are utilizing emerging AI technologies
  • What access to justice initiatives appear most effective from your view as a law student

SUBMISSION REQUIREMENTS

  • Eligibility: Students currently enrolled in law school
  • Required materials: Article, brief résumé or CV, law school name, and expected graduation year
  • Word limit: 2,500 words
  • File format: Microsoft Word
  • Citation Format: No footnotes, but hyperlinks to outside sources are welcome.
  • Generative AI Policy: Submissions must reflect the student’s original thinking and writing and may not be drafted using generative AI
  • How to Submit: Email plipress@pli.edu

DEADLINE: October 30, 2026

For more information About PLI and to learn more about PLI’s law student resources, visit PLI’s Law School Hub at PLI.edu/law-school.