Journal fiscal management poses unique challenges for our full time law students. Fiscal expenses include:

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• Editing and administrative resources: specialized editing and pre-press software, computers, long-distance telephone, express shipping, copier rental, toner, paper

• Printing and shipping: distribution and shipping of print issues, providing complimentary author copies and reprints

• Marketing: website management, online credit card payment management, digests, posted abstracts, article archives

• Development: annual staff recruitment and award recognition, banquets with alumni and guest speaker​

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Your contribution will relieve these distracting pressures so our talented students may focus on the critical pursuit of journal productivity. Contributions to The Review of Litigation are tax-deductible, and the Law School will provide a receipt with the applicable 501(c)(3) codes. All contributions will be noted in the Dean's Townes Hall Notes alumni magazine.

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All donations go solely toward the operations costs of the journal. If you would like to make a donation for a specific purpose, please indicate this on the check, or on a letter accompanying the donation.

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We think you will be impressed with the results and proud to be associated with The University of Texas School of Law. Your contribution is greatly appreciated.