Houston Business and Tax Law Journal is Looking for IP Articles

by Stephen Jenei
July 30, 2009

The Houston Business and Tax Law Journal (HBTLJ) is looking for a few good intellectual property articles for publication.

HBTLJ is a scholarly journal published by students at the University of Houston Law Center.   The Journal is a medium for academic discussion and practical application insight in business, commerce, taxation, and intellectual property. The Journal is currently ranked #10 in the Washington & Lee Tax Journal rankings.

If you are interested in submitting a peice, please forward articles for consideration to submissions@hbtlj.org. Any questions may be directed to Andrew Doud, submissions editor, at atdoud@central.uh.edu.

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One Comment

  1. Thomas Ciesielka wrote on July 30, 2009 at 1:51 pm

    Do you know if these articles have to be 100% origional or can they be ideas or topics already presented?