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Joy Radice Appointed Chair of the Tennessee Supreme Court Access to Justice Commission
The Tennessee Supreme Court appointed University of Tennessee College of Law Director of Clinical Programs and Associate Professor of Law Joy Radice to serve as
The Tennessee Supreme Court appointed University of Tennessee College of Law Director of Clinical Programs and Associate Professor of Law Joy Radice to serve as
The University of Tennessee College of Law Moot Court Program wrapped the spring competition season, which included events around the country. Under the direction of
A decade ago, the University of Tennessee College of Law offered just two elective courses in health law and had no full-time health law faculty.
The Tennessee Supreme Court appointed University of Tennessee College of Law Director of Clinical Programs and Associate Professor of Law Joy Radice to serve as the next chair of the Access to Justice Commission. The Commission exists to provide collaborative leadership to create solutions and resources that address and eliminate barriers to justice for all. “I am honored that the Court appointed me to serve as Chair to the Access to Justice Commission,” said Radice. “The Commission will continue its
The University of Tennessee College of Law Moot Court Program wrapped the spring competition season, which included events around the country. Under the direction of the college’s Center for Advocacy and Dispute Resolution and the Moot Court Executive Board at the University of Tennessee College of Law, more than 100 students gained practical advocacy experience before more than 30 members of the bench and bar. In addition, more than 30 students competed at the highest level in moot court, mock
A decade ago, the University of Tennessee College of Law offered just two elective courses in health law and had no full-time health law faculty. Associate Professor Zack Buck, a specialist in health law and policy, bioethics, and tort law, first came to the College of Law in August of 2016. He sought to improve and expand on the course offerings, with the goal of creating a full-fledged health law program. Positioned for growth It’s a goal worthy of investment,