Welcome to The Law Student Review

The Law Student Review

The Law Student Review

Welcome to The Law Student Review

Welcome to L.S.R

My name is Benjamin MacVean.

I created LSR to give law students something law school rarely
does: opportunities to practice legal writing on topics you care
about, not assignments on 20th century cases.

As a writer, you’ll create a published portfolio of articles on
legal commentary, case summarises, and legal concepts that matter.
You’ll develop the core skills every employer looks for: precise
analysis, persuasive writing, and the ability to explain complex
law simply.

Your work won’t disappear into turnitin. It will be published, credited to you, and shareable — something you can point to in clerkship and graduate applications as evidence of your writing, judgment, and initiative.

Whether you’re interested in law reform, policy, or case analysis this is a space to:

  • sharpen your legal writing and reasoning,

  • build a public body of work,

  • demonstrate commitment to the law beyond coursework, and

  • join a community of motivated law students.

All law students are welcome. No prior publishing experience required, just a willingness to think carefully and write well.

If you want to become a stronger writer and a more competitive graduate, start here.


My name is
Benjamin MacVean.

I created LSR to give law
students something law
school rarely does:
opportunities to practice
legal writing on topics you
care about, not assignments
on 20th century cases.

As a writer, you’ll create a published portfolio of articles on legal commentary, case summarises, and legal concepts that matter. You’ll develop the core skills every employer looks for: precise analysis, persuasive writing, and the ability to explain complex law simply.

Your work won’t disappear into turnitin. It will be published, credited to you, and shareable — something you can point to in clerkship and graduate applications as evidence of your writing, judgment, and initiative.

Whether you’re interested in law reform, policy, or case analysis, this is a space to:

  • sharpen your legal writing and reasoning,

  • build a public body of work,

  • demonstrate commitment to the law beyond coursework, and

  • join a community of motivated law students.

All law students are welcome. No prior publishing experience required, just a willingness to think carefully and write well.

If you want to become a stronger writer and a more competitive graduate, start here.


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