Vanderbilt Law News

Michael Buschmann ’18 and Sam Mallick ’18 are 2017 Moot Court semifinalists. Read More

Ruhl details how young lawyers can meet community needs through "legal hackathons" in an article in TYL, the American Bar Association's publication for young lawyers. Read More

Maroney’s interdisciplinary scholars focuses on law and emotion. Read More

Meyer's article, "Saving Free Trade," will be published in April by the Vanderbilt Law Review. Read More

Rogal is currently a Clinical Teaching Fellow at Georgetown Law, where she is earning an LL.M. in advocacy. Read More

Their winning article, “Beyond Gridlock,” highlights the importance of private action in battling climate change. Read More

Meyer clerked for Gorsuch on the Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals in 2007-08 Read More

Zoe Ben-Oren ‘18 and Nell Henson ’18 won the 2017 Bass Berry & Sims Moot Court Competition, held at Vanderbilt Law School Feb. 3, receiving the John A. Cortner Award and a cash prize for their win. Ben-Oren and Henson faced finalists Michael Buschmann ’18 and Sam Mallick ’18. The… Read More

Study finds medical malpractice claims are not influenced by doctors who apologize. Read More

Zoe Ben-Oren ‘18 and Nell Henson ’18 won the 2017 Bass Berry & Sims Moot Court Competition, held at Vanderbilt Law School Feb. 3, receiving the John A. Cortner Award and a cash prize for their win. Ben-Oren and Henson faced finalists Michael Buschmann ’18 and Sam Mallick ’18. The… Read More