Legal Clinic News

Student teams worked on projects to provide end-of-life resources for low-income clients, support indigent criminal defense, and offer civil legal services to formerly incarcerated women Read More

Ten Vanderbilt Law students worked for three legal nonprofit organizations to support their missions of providing vital legal services to indigent and low-income clients over Spring Break 2023. North Mississippi Rural Legal Services Emma Harrison ’24 led a team that included Tasia Harris ’23, Nicholas Summers ’25, and Lauryn… Read More

The Turner Family Community Enterprise Clinic launched in 2018 as an experiential course at Vanderbilt Law School. Students enrolled in the Clinic gain transactional lawyering skills and experience through the representation of entrepreneurs and community organizations in Middle Tennessee. The clinic’s goals are to teach substantive law and practice strategies, give students the opportunity to apply their skills in the public interest, and facilitate inclusive economic and community development. This report covers the work of students under the direction of Associate Clinical Professor Lauren Rogal in the 2021-22 academic year. Read More

Ten Vanderbilt Law students worked for three legal nonprofit organizations to support their missions of providing vital legal services to indigent and low-income clients over Spring Break 2023. North Mississippi Rural Legal Services Emma Harrison ’24 led a team that included Tasia Harris ’23, Nicholas Summers ’25, and Lauryn… Read More

Ten Vanderbilt Law students worked for three legal nonprofit organizations to support their missions of providing vital legal services to indigent and low-income clients over Spring Break 2023. North Mississippi Rural Legal Services Emma Harrison ’24 led a team that included Tasia Harris ’23, Nicholas Summers ’25, and Lauryn… Read More

Ten Vanderbilt Law students worked for three legal nonprofit organizations to support their missions of providing vital legal services to indigent and low-income clients over Spring Break 2023. North Mississippi Rural Legal Services Emma Harrison ’24 led a team that included Tasia Harris ’23, Nicholas Summers ’25, and Lauryn… Read More

Ten Vanderbilt Law students worked for three legal nonprofit organizations to support their missions of providing vital legal services to indigent and low-income clients over Spring Break 2023. North Mississippi Rural Legal Services Emma Harrison ’24 led a team that included Tasia Harris ’23, Nicholas Summers ’25, and Lauryn… Read More

Ten Vanderbilt Law students worked for three legal nonprofit organizations to support their missions of providing vital legal services to indigent and low-income clients over Spring Break 2023. North Mississippi Rural Legal Services Emma Harrison ’24 led a team that included Tasia Harris ’23, Nicholas Summers ’25, and Lauryn… Read More

Ten Vanderbilt Law students worked for three legal nonprofit organizations to support their missions of providing vital legal services to indigent and low-income clients over Spring Break 2023. North Mississippi Rural Legal Services Emma Harrison ’24 led a team that included Tasia Harris ’23, Nicholas Summers ’25, and Lauryn… Read More

Miller, McKanders and Jeffrey discuss their public interest legal work with David Plazas, director of opinion and engagement for USAToday Network Tennessee, in this 20-minute podcast. Miller is the Assistant Dean and Martha Craig Daughtrey Director of Public Interest, McKanders directs the Immigration Practice Clinic, and Jeffrey will earn his J.D. and Ph.D. in law and economics in 2023. Read More