Marquette Benefits and Social Welfare Law Review publishes articles devoted to international and domestic civil rights and social justice perspectives on employee benefits, disability, elder, health, poverty, and social insurance law. Since 2002, and as formerly known as the Elder's Advisor, it has been produced by Marquette University law students who work closely with experts in the field to bring to publication a readable compendium of current issues and complex policy problems at the intersection of benefits law and social justice. The Marquette Benefits and Social Welfare Law Review strives to provide publication opportunities to law students here at Marquette University Law School and across the nation. Any law students who have recently completed a Note, Comment, Seminar Paper, Essay, or other scholarly article should consider submitting to the Law Review for consideration of publication.