Make Law Review

Law students who chase a competitive edge are often those who plan to become involved in their school’s law review, an academic journal written and edited by elite peers. The application process is fiercely competitive, and only the best are chosen.

Make Law Review distills crucial information about the law review process into a single resource, so students can focus on writing an impressive audition essay. With tips, strategies, and real-world advice from those who’ve served on various reviews, this guide is designed for the law student who wants to rise above the pack.

Law students who chase a competitive edge are often those who plan to become involved in their school’s law review, an academic journal written and edited by elite peers. The application process is fiercely competitive, and only the best are chosen.

Make Law Review distills crucial information about the law review process into a single resource, so students can focus on writing an impressive audition essay. With tips, strategies, and real-world advice from those who’ve served on various reviews, this guide is designed for the law student who wants to rise above the pack.

Cliff Ennico graduated magna cum laude from Dartmouth College, and received his Doctor of Jurisprudence from Vanderbilt University - School of Law, where he was Articles Editor of the Vanderbilt Law Review.

During the 1980s, he worked on Wall Street, where he specialized in corporate finance, venture capital, and securities law. After a brief stint as in-house counsel for General Electric Capital Corp., he worked as a corporate lawyer for two Connecticut law firms before launching his own practice Fairfield, Connecticut.

Since 1990, Cliff has produced a series of informational products on legal career management---including Legal Job Interview, The Business Lawyer's Handbook, and Your Legal Career---and has toured law schools around the country doing lectures and seminars. He is also the Editor-in-Chief of the New York State Bar Association’s handbook on New York corporations, and edits the “Small Business Legal Forms” series of treatises for the West Group.