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AIPLA | Quarterly Journal Article Submissions

Guidelines for Authors

  1. Manuscripts relating to intellectual property matters may be submitted for consideration for publication.

  2. Authors should submit an electronic copy of the manuscript to the journal offices at submissions@aipla.org. Telephone: (202) 994-8620. Submission of a manuscript implies that it is an original, unpublished work.

  3. Manuscripts (text and footnotes) should be typewritten and double-spaced with one inch margins. All pages should be consecutively numbered. Footnotes should be numbered consecutively with arabic numbers. The total number of pages including the text and footnotes should be between 25 and 50 pages double-spaced.

  4. In preparing text and footnotes, authors should consult the style presented in The Bluebook: A Uniform System of Citation (Columbia Law Review et al. eds., 18th ed. 2005). Parallel citation to U.S.P.Q. should be included where applicable. For questions of literary style not included in The Bluebook, authors should consult The Chicago Manual of Style (University of Chicago Press, 15th ed. 2003).

  5. All citations should be placed in the footnotes, even if the authority is mentioned in the text.

  6. The editors reserve the right to make alterations and corrections for grammar and syntax.

  7. To preserve professional objectivity, it is assumed that, absent appropriate disclosure, an article is not based upon a pending or recently concluded litigation in which the author(s) or the authors' firm are or were involved as counsel of record.
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