Alumni

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

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

Theros was previously a partner at Butzel Long in Detroit. Read More

Dunlop is featured in the "Up & Coming Attorneys" column. Read More

Members of this prestigious organization are selected by faculty approval and represent the top 10 percent of the class. Read More

Headquartered at Vanderbilt and directed by New York Alumni Chancellor's Chair in Law Owen Jones, the MacArthur Research Network focuses on the use of neuroscientific evidence in criminal law and of neuroscientific insights to improve the fairness and effectiveness of the criminal justice system. Read More

Tipps was previously a partner with Levine Orr & Geracioti in Nashville. Read More

Smartt becomes the first black judge at the county or circuit level in Florida's 19th Circuit. Read More

Newsom's appointment announced by Tennessee Governor Bill Haslam September 3. Read More

John D. Buchanan ’89 has been named executive vice president of legal affairs for Comerica Inc., a financial services company based in Dallas. Buchanan had previously served since March 2012 as senior vice president, general counsel and corporate secretary of the board of directors of the Federal Reserve Bank of… Read More