Vanderbilt Law News

Rubin identifies a new approach to make bureaucracy more humane. Read More

Students earn both degrees without increasing the time in school through program offered jointly by Vanderbilt Law School and Owen Graduate School of Management. Read More

Paper co-authored by Viscusi and Ted Gayer of the Brookings Institution focuses on benefits that would accrue just in the U.S. Read More

Burnstein will succeed John Tishler, B.A. 1980, as chairman of the firm. Read More

Christopher Serkin examines the government's duty to protect private property with the proper laws and regulations. Read More

Balser will work with the No Peace Without Justice International Criminal Justice Program's Syrian Accountability Project in Gaziantep, Turkey. Read More

Yandle is currently a solo practitioner who focuses on civil litigation in federal and state court. Read More

Seventy Vanderbilt Law students received summer stipends to support their volunteer work in positions with government agencies; the chambers of federal and local judges; federal and state district attorneys and public defenders’ offices; and public interest and advocacy organizations. Students receiving Vanderbilt law stipends are working pro bono during summer… Read More

Vanderbilt Law students are receiving course credit for externships in federal and state judicial chambers, the offices of federal and state prosecutors, public defenders and attorneys, corporations, and advocacy organizations in 26 states. Read More