Submission Guidelines

The Insolvency Law Forum seeks to promote meaningful discussions and provide nuanced insights into insolvency law and its associated disciplines. We invite submissions from legal practitioners, academics, and students that critically examine developments in insolvency, bankruptcy, and related areas.

Content Requirements:

1. Originality: All submissions must represent the author(s)' original work. Any detected plagiarism will result in immediate disqualification.

2. Structure: Articles should feature an engaging introduction outlining key arguments, followed by an in-depth analysis and a concise conclusion.

3. Citations:

   • Hyperlink references for statutes, cases, and materials whenever possible.

   • Use endnotes if hyperlinks are unavailable, ensuring uniformity in citation style.

4. Formatting:

   • Font: Times New Roman

   • Font size: 12

   • Line spacing: 1.5

   • Clearly demarcate headings and subheadings for better readability.

5. Co-authorship: Contributions may have up to two co-authors.

Word Limit:

• Submissions should ideally range between 1,000 and 1,500 words (excluding references or endnotes).

Submission Process:

1. Platform:

   • Submissions must be uploaded through the provided Google Form or via Email at insolvencylawforum@gmail.com.

2. Author Details:

   • Provide your full name, institutional affiliation, and contact information.

   • If available, include a link to your professional or academic profile.

3. Review Process:

   • Each submission undergoes a blind peer review process.

   • Feedback or a decision regarding acceptance will be communicated within two weeks.

   • For inquiries about delays, contact us at insolvencylawforum@gmail.com.

Cross-Publication:

• Articles published on The Insolvency Law Forum may be shared on other platforms, provided that the original publication is acknowledged.