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A three-time ambassador, Adams persuaded Lt. Gen. Prosper Avril, the Haitian military ruler and a protégé of the ousted dictators Francois Duvalier and his son, Jean-Claude, to abdicate and leave the country in March 1990. Read More

Amicus brief filed by 26 "Interested Energy Scholars" argues on behalf of the plaintiffs in Federal Energy Regulatory Commission v. Electric Power Supply Association. Read More

Schoenblum addressed the emergence of a “New Trust” concept in his lecture, “What Is a Trust?” Read More

Holmes brings 25 years of experience with commercial litigation, restructuring and insolvency matters to the bench. Read More

The seminar is now offered annually through a partnership between the Federal Judicial Center and Vanderbilt Law School. Read More

Rolling Stone's Matt Taibbi highlights a class-action settlement mandating the creation of homeowner assistance programs and credit counseling in cities hit hardest by bank foreclosures and robosigning. Read More

Blumstein compares the Iran nuclear agreement to the Maginot Line in a post on "The Conversation." Read More

An opinion piece by Suzanna Sherry, Herman O. Loewenstein Professor of Law. Read More

As second-in-command of the Office of the Tennessee Attorney General, Andrée Blumstein has helped explain the legal reasons why Tennessee can't make the Bible the state's official book, how private companies can't ban guns in public parks they help operate, and how a measure passed by Nashville voters requiring locally hired construction workers violates state law. Read More

Gervais will serve a two-year term as president of the international association of intellectual property law scholars starting in 2017. Read More