The CARCIL Corporate Law Review is the flagship student-run, peer-reviewed academic journal published under the aegis of the Centre for Advanced Research on Corporate and Insolvency Laws (CARCIL), Chanakya National Law University, Patna. Established with the objective of promoting high-quality legal scholarship and encouraging meaningful academic discourse, the journal seeks to provide a dedicated platform for discussions on contemporary issues and developments in corporate and commercial laws.

The Review focuses on a wide range of subjects including corporate governance, insolvency and bankruptcy laws, banking and finance laws, securities regulation, competition law, taxation, mergers and acquisitions, arbitration, commercial dispute resolution, and emerging areas within business and financial regulation. Through analytical and research-oriented publications, the journal aims to contribute to the evolving jurisprudence surrounding corporate and insolvency law in India and across international jurisdictions.

Published on a bi-annual basis, the CARCIL Corporate Law Review releases two issues every year, with one issue published in May and the other in December. The journal invites submissions from academicians, practitioners, researchers, policymakers, and students, encouraging diverse perspectives and critical engagement with contemporary legal and policy challenges. The publication seeks to create a bridge between academic scholarship and practical legal developments by publishing original, well-researched, and policy-oriented contributions.

The journal is managed and edited by a dedicated student editorial board functioning under the guidance of faculty members and experts associated with CARCIL. The editorial process involves rigorous review, editing, and cite-checking to ensure academic integrity and quality. By involving students directly in the editorial and publication process, the Review also aims to cultivate research aptitude, editorial skills, and professional legal writing among law students.

Through its publications and scholarly initiatives, the CARCIL Corporate Law Review strives to foster informed dialogue, encourage innovative legal thinking, and contribute meaningfully to the advancement of corporate and insolvency law scholarship.