Vanderbilt Law News

Hard copies of the VJTL will be available by July 1, 2013. Read More

Four members of the Class of 2013 establish the right of indigent clients to amend cases filed in federal courts. Read More

VLS students are working in judicial chambers and with government agencies; in the offices of U.S. Attorneys, state attorneys general, and city and district attorneys; with corporations; and with domestic and international advocacy organizations. Read More

VLS students work in judicial chambers and with federal and state agencies; attorneys general, public defenders and district attorneys; and domestic and international advocacy organizations. Read More

Fardon's nomination announced May 23 by the White House. Read More

Fardon's nomination announced May 23 by the White House. Read More

Gervais, who directs Vanderbilt's Intellectual Property Program, said U.S. copyright system needs "a comprehensive review and modernization." Read More

Vanderbilt Magazine story discusses Maroney's Vanderbilt Law Review article, "Angry Judges" Read More

Professor Michael A. Newton works with Peru's Supreme Court to advise judges in its newly created court of national jurisdiction. Read More

Nationally recognized corporate and securities law attorney Jim Cheek appointed professor of the practice of law. Read More