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Students are working in judicial chambers and with government agencies, attorneys general, district attorneys, public defenders and public interest organizations with VLS support. Read More

Article Taylor completed as a semester-long research project supervised by Clean Water Act expert J.B. Ruhl to be published in the peer-reviewed journal of the Environmental Law Institute. Read More

"The Gavel Gap," co-authored by Tracey George with Albert Yoon, shows that more than half of state trial and appellate judges are white men, fewer than a third of judges are women, and fewer than two in 10 judges are a racial or ethnic minority. Read More

Mayeux writes about American criminal law from both a historical and present-day perspective. Read More

Kilgore's 2016 listing marks the second year in a row she has been selected for the honor. She practices media and entertainment law at Shackelford Bowen McKinley & Norton. Read More

Pera is a partner in the Memphis office of Adams and Reese. He will serve as TBA's president in 2017-18. Read More

Tobin guided Dave & Buster's through its $100 million initial public offering in 2014 (subscription required). Read More

O’Connor has served on Vanderbilt’s law faculty since 2001, including as associate dean for academic affairs. Read More

For women re-entering workforce, sharing personal information may get you hired. Read More

Steven Davidoff Solomon's column about shareholder appraisal rights discusses a just-released study, "Reforming the Delaware Appraisal Statute to Address Appraisal Arbitrage: Will It Be Successful?", by Vanderbilt's Randall Thomas with Wei Jiang and Danging Mei of Columbia University and Tao Li of the University of Warwick. Read More