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The following is a summary of “Bending the Rules of Evidence,” published in the Northwestern University Law Review Read More

Note examines the corporate maneuver known as the “Texas Two-Step” and proposes a new interpretation of the Bankruptcy Code. Read More

The following is a summary of “Bending the Rules of Evidence,” published in the Northwestern University Law Review. The authors are Edward K. Cheng, G. Alexander Nunn ’16, and Julia Ann Simon-Kerr.  The rules of evidence have well-established, standard textual meanings—meanings that evidence professors teach their law… Read More

The 2025 Helen Strong Curry Scholar is awarded each year to a first-year student with a passion for international issues. Read More

Collectively, Vanderbilt Law students reported a total of 6,020 pro bono and community service hours through the Pro Bono Pledge program during summer 2024, fall 2024, and spring 2025. Read More

Stanton Foundation First Amendment Clinic filed a petition for writ of certiorari in the United States Supreme Court on behalf of clients Open Justice Baltimore (“OJB”), Alissa Figueroa, and Brandon Soderberg Read More

Students worked for two non-profit legal organizations in Nashville and Memphis, Tennessee Read More

Faculty, policymakers, and experts discussed a range of issues affecting Nashville and the Southeast, as well as potential solutions Read More

Current Director of Outreach and longtime legal recruiter to succeed Elizabeth Workman this summer Read More

Criminal law expert Christopher Slobogin exposes issues with the criminal legal system as seen in Florida's handling of capital cases Read More