There are various ranking systems that exist, using a variety of factors to determine their rankings, including frequency of citation. These are some of the most popular available to UIC Law faculty:
HeinOnline added a citator feature called ScholarCheck to its database, allowing you to view most cited journals, articles, or authors.
Allen Rostron and Nancy Levit have compiled a table of journal policies for publication (last updated on January 9, 2025): Information for Submitting Articles to Law Reviews & Journals.
Scholastica is a paid service for law review submissions. When you use Scholastica to submit to law reviews, every step of the process is organized in one, easy-to-manage place. The Scholastica Law Review Author Guide provides detailed instructions on setting up an account, submitting a manuscript, and submitting a manuscript to multiple law reviews.
SSRN is an online repository for law faculty scholarship. Therefore, it isn't a publisher in the truest sense, but it can be a place for you to make your articles available to a wider audience. SSRN (or other repositories) can be used to make your "working paper" or drafts available for early feedback and reaction from colleagues.