Vanderbilt
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Distinguished Alumnus Award: Frank M. Garrison
Law school benefits from his commitment to justice and equality By Jan Read Frank Garrison (photo by Anne Rayner) Talk with Frank Garrison ’79 (BA’76) for more than a few minutes, and he’ll probably use the word “fairness.” The concept of equal access, justice and treating all people kindly runs… Read MoreDec. 17, 2014
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Rick Engle '81: Descended from giants, determined to stay small
Law school benefits from his commitment to justice and equality By Jan Read Frank Garrison (photo by Anne Rayner) Talk with Frank Garrison ’79 (BA’76) for more than a few minutes, and he’ll probably use the word “fairness.” The concept of equal access, justice and treating all people kindly runs… Read MoreDec. 17, 2014
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John Phillips '78: Translating the Lessons of Big Law to the (Horse) Farm
Law school benefits from his commitment to justice and equality By Jan Read Frank Garrison (photo by Anne Rayner) Talk with Frank Garrison ’79 (BA’76) for more than a few minutes, and he’ll probably use the word “fairness.” The concept of equal access, justice and treating all people kindly runs… Read MoreDec. 17, 2014
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Trailblazers
Law school benefits from his commitment to justice and equality By Jan Read Frank Garrison (photo by Anne Rayner) Talk with Frank Garrison ’79 (BA’76) for more than a few minutes, and he’ll probably use the word “fairness.” The concept of equal access, justice and treating all people kindly runs… Read MoreDec. 17, 2014
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Bailey Spaulding '09: The “Aha” Moment
Law school benefits from his commitment to justice and equality By Jan Read Frank Garrison (photo by Anne Rayner) Talk with Frank Garrison ’79 (BA’76) for more than a few minutes, and he’ll probably use the word “fairness.” The concept of equal access, justice and treating all people kindly runs… Read MoreDec. 17, 2014
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Clay Travis '04: Playing to His Strengths
Law school benefits from his commitment to justice and equality By Jan Read Frank Garrison (photo by Anne Rayner) Talk with Frank Garrison ’79 (BA’76) for more than a few minutes, and he’ll probably use the word “fairness.” The concept of equal access, justice and treating all people kindly runs… Read MoreDec. 17, 2014
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Franklin Trapp ’09: A Career in Stages
Law school benefits from his commitment to justice and equality By Jan Read Frank Garrison (photo by Anne Rayner) Talk with Frank Garrison ’79 (BA’76) for more than a few minutes, and he’ll probably use the word “fairness.” The concept of equal access, justice and treating all people kindly runs… Read MoreDec. 17, 2014
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Rana DiOrio ’91: Family Ties
Law school benefits from his commitment to justice and equality By Jan Read Frank Garrison (photo by Anne Rayner) Talk with Frank Garrison ’79 (BA’76) for more than a few minutes, and he’ll probably use the word “fairness.” The concept of equal access, justice and treating all people kindly runs… Read MoreDec. 17, 2014
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J. Christopher Giancarlo '84 now commissioner of CFTC
Law school benefits from his commitment to justice and equality By Jan Read Frank Garrison (photo by Anne Rayner) Talk with Frank Garrison ’79 (BA’76) for more than a few minutes, and he’ll probably use the word “fairness.” The concept of equal access, justice and treating all people kindly runs… Read MoreDec. 17, 2014
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Two alumni-led firms named among best
Law school benefits from his commitment to justice and equality By Jan Read Frank Garrison (photo by Anne Rayner) Talk with Frank Garrison ’79 (BA’76) for more than a few minutes, and he’ll probably use the word “fairness.” The concept of equal access, justice and treating all people kindly runs… Read MoreDec. 17, 2014