Editorial Guidelines
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Receivership News welcomes submissions of well-reasoned, well-written articles on topics impacting the administration of receivership matters. In offering a forum for the continuing dialogue of controversial issues, Receivership News takes no position on who is right or wrong, but rather accepts and publishes high caliber contributions containing differing opinions.
Submission Guidelines
Articles should be submitted to CRF State Office – PO Box 10, Manhattan Beach, CA 90267, derek@groupconcepts.org
Please provide one double-spaced copy of the manuscript submitted for consideration along with the manuscript via email attachment in a Microsoft WORD® format.
Authors must assign all rights, including copyright, to Receivership News as a condition of publication. Absent authors making different pre-submission copyright arrangements, assignment of the copyright is deemed to occur concurrently with the submission of the article for consideration, subject to acceptance by Receivership News. Absent agreement to the contrary, Receivership News enjoys the right to grant permission to reprint any article appearing in the Receivership News and retains the copyright to each article published.
Manuscripts and letters to the editor submitted to Receivership News are subject to editing.
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Receivership News is published by the California Receivers Forum, a not-for-profit association. Articles in this publication express the opinions of their authors and do not necessarily reflect the views of the directors, officers or members of the California Receivers Forum. Articles are intended as a source of general information and should not be construed as specific advice without further inquiry and/or consultation with professional counsel.