Call for Blogs: Legal Foxes: No Publication Fee, Submit by July 7
About Legal Foxes
Legal Foxes works in the following fields:
- Contract/agreements drafting
- Legal advisory
- Legal notices
- Work as a freelancer for companies
- Advise for the incorporation of organisations
- Legal aid
Theme
The contributors can write on any legal topic.
Eligibility
Student graduate/postgraduates as well as to academicians, attorneys and other stakeholders.
How to submit?
All submissions must be sent to lawfoxes with the subject ‘BLOG POST’ on lawfoxes[at]gmail.com. Submissions will only be accepted in MS Word along with Author’s brief bio including name and current designation.
Submission Guidelines
The Legalfoxes is now calling for submissions from enthusiasts to write blog posts on any current or legal topic or socio-legal or business topic as preferred by writer
The topics can either relate to contemporary happenings or explanatory of technicalities in the field or any Legal topic or any such topic writer feels interested.
The submissions must be original and unpublished work of the author and the author shall be permitted to post the submission elsewhere after giving due credit to the Legafoxes.
Word Limit preferably 1,800-2500 words with limited use of footnotes, hyperlinking is permitted where the need arises.
Deadline
Submissions are accepted till 1st week of July, 2019.
Contact
E-mail: lawfoxes[at]gmail.com
Call/WhatsApp : +91 9350096894
Chief operating officers numbers: 7835939575 and 7838643353
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About Author
aprajitakarki
I am an army girl! In a barbie world! Keeper of 5 dogs. On a diet for now. Sometimes I might make punctuation mistakes, but I make up for it by bringing in a crore or two extra. What's more important, a misplaced comma, or a well-placed crore?
