USLAW Magazine deadlines

USLAW Magazine and USLAW Magazine+ are in-depth publications produced and designed to address legal and business issues facing commercial and corporate clients. USLAW Magazine+ is the digital-only version. Here are some upcoming USLAW Magazine deadlines, including content deadlines.

Upcoming USLAW Magazine publishing opportunities

• January 15/Winter 2026 (digital edition)
  • Released January 16, 2026 
• June 15/Summer 2026 (digital edition)
  • Themed issue: Twenty-Five Years of Legal Evolution: From Courtroom to Cloud.
• October 15/Fall 2026 (digital edition)
  • Deadline to submit topic ideas to USLAW: May 15, 2026
  • If approved, content will be due to USLAW: Aug. 24, 2026

NOW ACCEPTING TOPIC IDEAS

We are currently seeking articles/topics for the abovementioned publications. See below for specific details for submitting article ideas. If you have any questions about any of this, please contact Connie Wilson.

HOW TO SUBMIT ARTICLE IDEAS

If you have an article idea (please remember to focus on the client audience), please send the following content to Connie Wilson for consideration. Once we have all article submissions, we will review them to ensure no topic duplication, and then notify you if your topic is approved.

Please send the following information in the body of an email or in a WORD file.

• Name of author(s)/Firm
• Working title
• A very brief overview of the topic (this can be included in body of email)
• Target client audience
• Applicable practice area(s)
• Is this original content (Y/N)?

When considering topics, think about what your clients are asking you about or what you and your colleagues are discussing. If it is a trending and relevant topic for the client audience, please submit the idea for consideration. For the digital editions, we can consider previously published content as long as the topic and content remain relevant and we have permission to republish it in USLAW Magazine.

ARTICLE SPECS

If approved, the following parameters must be met:

1. Article length: 1500 words MAX (minimum 1200 words)
2. Provided to USLAW as a Word file.
3. Please provide a brief bio (limited to 50 words per author). Please include the short bio(s) at the end of the article.
4. Provide a high-resolution headshot photo (2″ x 3″ at 300 dpi) for each author.
5. Articles must be written in business (not legal) style – no footnotes, or please limit footnotes and citations. Please contact me if you have questions about this.
6. Write for a broad business audience – GCs, VPs/directors of HR, risk managers, insurance execs and claims adjustors, CEOs, etc. Please do NOT write solely for lawyers.

Once we receive the content, we will begin the layout process and route it to you for review before publishing.

If you have any questions, please contact Connie Wilson.

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ADDITIONAL OPPORTUNITIES FOR CONTENT | FIRMS ON THE MOVE, SUCCESSES, PRO BONO & FACES OF USLAW SECTIONS

1. Has your firm facilitated a significant transaction for a client?
2. Does your firm have a recent trial success we can share?
3. Has your firm been a leader in delivering pro bono services in the community?
4. Have any of your colleagues received significant industry honors?
5. Is there a new industry, state or national leadership position for an attorney?
6. Did your attorneys or firm participate in community or industry charity events to support those in need?

If you answered YES to any of these questions, we would love to hear from you. Please forward all content for consideration to me (connie@uslaw.org). Please click here to see recent examples.

Please note that we do not publish information re: new hires, Super Lawyers, Best Lawyers, Chambers Lawyers, 40-under-40s or other firm rankings and awards such as this.

PRO BONO WORK

If your firm has done recent pro bono work and you can share the information with the broader NETWORK, please send me (connie@uslaw.org) a brief write-up (300 words max). If individual attorneys are highlighted, please send current headshots. 

FACES OF USLAW – members in action

In each issue, we run a photo spread showing USLAW members in action – receiving a major award, giving back to the local community, participating in charity events, etc. If you have images such as these and you are ok if we include them in our faces of USLAW “people” pages of the magazine, please send the highest possible resolution (4″ x 5″ photo at 300 dpi) of the image as well as photo ID (i.e., a caption) to  connie@uslaw.org.

IN YOUR OWN WORDS

Help us spread the word about how USLAW works for you (and, in turn, your clients). If you have a success story to tell – how the NETWORK works for you – and you would be willing to share it via a spotlight in USLAW Magazine, please send your comments to connie@uslaw.org for consideration.

CONTENT GUIDELINES

• Please limit to no more than 300 words for each significant victory, transaction, and pro bono submission and include the submission(s) in the body of an email or Word doc. Please do not submit it as a PDF.
• If you submit more than one major victory, please place them in the order of preference.