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With the cost of living remaining stubbornly high, and credit card interest rates adding to the monthly debt burden for working families, po ... Read More

This article is written by Amy Leipziger, the 2024-2025 Distinguished Practitioner in Residence with the George Barrett Social Justice Progr ... Read More

by Grace Kruis ’27 The views expressed in this article reflect the opinions of the author and not of Vanderbilt Law School or Vanderbi ... Read More

Street policing, in its current form, exacts a significant toll on individuals and society. Aggressive, “stop and frisk”-style tactics are h ... Read More

The role of police in many American communities extends far beyond criminal law enforcement. Functioning as what some courts have dubbed “co ... Read More

Physical climate risk describes the physical exposure of an enterprise’s assets or operations to acute (e.g., severe weather events) and chr ... Read More

Earlier this month, Vanderbilt Law school hosted Andrew Kahrl for its annual Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Lecture. Kahrl—a professor ... Read More

Beverly Moran, Professor of Law, Emerita, was given the 2025 Section on Taxation Lifetime Achievement Award from the Association of American ... Read More

A special thanks to the following alumni for their enthusiasm and dedication to Vanderbilt Law School: 1974 Chairs – Lee Barfield, Bob Bucha ... Read More