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Team received Best Brief, Best Orator awards, went undefeated in 5 rounds of argument Read More

39 Vanderbilt Law students and recent graduates secured 41 clerkships during the 2023-24 academic year Read More

The case raises First Amendment retaliation and viewpoint discrimination claims that arose out of a series of requests made through the Maryland Public Information Act Read More

Grace Hayes and Madison Lowery discuss their career motivations, overcoming challenges, and more in a wide-ranging discussion Read More

Vanderbilt Law School's incoming LL.M. Class of 2025 boasts diversity and strong academic performance, with 32 students total. Read More

Assistant Dean and Martha Craig Daughtrey Director for Public Interest Beth Cruz, in partnership with the Career Services Office, held an informational panel featuring four attorneys working in various areas of public interest law Read More

A Vanderbilt in Venice reflection on the opportunity to participate in the program and how participation influenced long-term goals. Read More

On November 15 and 16, the Vanderbilt National Moot Court Team won the Region 7 National Moot Court Competition at the University of Mississippi, earning a trip to the Nationals. The victory is Vanderbilt’s first in regional competition since 1999. “In each round, the team demonstrated incredible advocacy skills, poise,… Read More

Justice for All: Public Interest, Pro Bono, and the Law, was held during orientation by the Public Interest Office. Read More

Smith joins the program from U.S. District Court for the Middle District of Tennessee, where she clerked for the Honorable Eli J. Richardson Read More