Vanderbilt Law News

McHenry's appointment was announced by Attorney General Jeff Sessions. He has served as acting director of the office since May 30. Read More

Ney currently serves as chief deputy attorney general in the Tennessee Attorney General's Office. Read More

Judge Parker was confirmed by a unanimous Senate vote. He has a reputation "as one of Memphis' finest attorneys," said Tennessee Sen. Lamar Alexander. Read More

Most members of state licensing boards are also professionals regulated by the boards, raising consumer concerns. Read More

Williams, who is a professor of law and Vanderbilt's athletics director, was honored by Nashville's African American newspaper for making "Vanderbilt athethletics a national model." Read More

Sundby's $50,000 NIJ Graduate Research Fellowship in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics will support his research project, "The Neuroscience of Evidentiary Rules: The Case of the Present Sense Impression." Read More

In Beyond Politics: The Private Governance Response to Climate Change, the authors make the case for how the private sector can play an important role in reducing carbon emissions. Read More

Stack is an expert in administrative law and separation of powers whose scholarship focuses on what the rule of law requires for administrative government. Read More

Gervais recently began a two-year term as president of the International Association for the Advancement of Teaching and Research in Intellectual Property. Read More

Robinson is a member of a team that also includes Kayla Armgardt MBA'18, Tori Samples MBA'18 and Adam Cohen (MS, mechanical engineering). Twelve teams entered the VU competition. Read More