Alumni

Fowler’s talk was sponsored by the Labor and Employment Law Society Read More

More than 470,000 Tennesseans are unable to vote due to a conviction, the second highest rate in the U.S. Read More

Westbrook was unanimously confirmed by the Connecticut legislature's Judiciary Committee. She has served as a judge in the state for 14 years. Read More

White has practiced law in Hopkinsville, Kentucky, since 1975. The award honors Kentucky attorneys who "bring humanity and dignity to the courtroom, treating everyone with respect." Read More

Sarah Fowler ’08 discussed the reasons that a stunning 97 percent of members of the Screen Actors Guild – American Federation of Television and Radio Artists (SAG-AFTRA) voted to authorize a strike in a Nov. 2 talk sponsored by the Labor and Employment Law Society. SAG-AFTRA represents approximately 160,000… Read More

Martella has focused on environmental law throughout his career, in private practice and positions with the Department of Justice, the EPA, and in GE’s corporate legal department Read More

Rana discussed the EU’s recently passed Disinformation Act and differences in the ways various governments govern and restrict free expression Read More

Dossier was a John W. Wade Scholar and graduated Order of the Coif From Vanderbilt Law Read More

Judge Dinkins served on the Tennessee Court of Appeals and as a chancellor in Davidson County Chancery Court Read More

Williams’ contributions to higher education as a lawyer, law professor, policy leader, and mentor were highlighted Read More