The American Journal of Law & Medicine is one of the leading academic journals in the field of health law in North America, focusing on comprehensive analysis of issues at the intersection of law and medicine. The journal provides valuable resources and insights for legal professionals, healthcare practitioners, policy makers, academics, and students by exploring in depth the interrelationship between law and medicine.

The editorial scope of the journal is extremely broad, covering not only all aspects of health law and policy, but also coverage and analysis of major legal decisions and developments affecting the field of health care. These topics may include medical malpractice law, patient rights, medical confidentiality, medical ethics, and legal issues raised by emerging medical technologies. In addition, the journal focuses on the legal, ethical and economic dimensions of medical practice, research and education. This includes legal analysis of medical malpractice, the economic impact of health care reform, the legal framework for clinical trials, and legal issues in medical education and continuing education.