Vanderbilt

J.D./Ph.D. candidate, Jacob Byl, successfully defended his dissertation, “Toward More Effective Endangered Species Regulation,” on March 10. After six years of study, Byl will graduate with both his J.D. and his Ph.D. in Law and Economics at Commencement in May. Byl’s advisor is David Daniels… Read More

Daniel Gallagher, a commissioner of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, will deliver the keynote speech during law and business conference. Read More

King v. Burwell addresses the validity of an IRS regulation that provides for subsidies for the purchase of medical insurance on federally-run exchanges. Read More

Case involved the scope of antitrust laws as applied to certain regulatory agencies. Read More

Slobogin joins team of six crimiminal law scholars to address such issues as eyewitness identification, forensic evidence gathering, preservation of exsculpatory material, search and seizure, and remedies and accountability. Read More

Travis Gray ’16 and Andrew Struckmeyer ’16 are 2015 finalists. Read More

Advocating for justice for both miners and mountains. Read More

Flight delays and hazardous driving conditions due to ice storm force cancellation of 2015 competition. Read More

Tennessee Governor Bill Haslam now has an opportunity to move from a framework agreement to a final contract. Read More

Seymore and Sharfstein are part of inaugural class of 15 fellows in new VU program that celebrates trans-institutional scholarship. Read More