In recognition of his commitment of service to students, scholarship, and society, University of Tennessee Chancellor Beverly Davenport has named Dean Emeritus Doug Blaze the recipient of the 2018 Macebearer Award.
The Vols for Vets student organization, conceived by a group of law students to better assist veterans in the Knoxville community, has earned recognition from the University for its extraordinary contributions to campus life.
Second-year law student Andrew Schrack has earned first place in the National Native American Law Students Association 2017-2018 writing competition.
Thirty-two University of Tennessee College of Law students spent their spring break week logging more than 600 hours of pro bono service throughout six locations stretching from Louisiana to North Carolina.
The University of Tennessee College of Law students, faculty, and staff began mobilizing Friday to offer assistance to suspected illegal immigrants detained in Grainger County by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
Facebook’s preeminent status as an unchecked harvester of user data isn’t likely to change unless U.S. officials commit to stricter regulation and enforcement U.S. antitrust laws.
Four University of Tennessee College of Law alumni have been recognized by the Memphis Business Journal with “Best of the Bar” awards.
The University of Tennessee College of Law Legal Clinic is partnering with judges, legal partners, and community volunteers to host a Saturday Expungement Clinic on April 21 in Madisonville.
Beginning in the Fall 2018 semester, students can attend the University of Tennessee College of Law without having to commit to full-time study.
Priorities for the newly appointed U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of Tennessee include keeping America safe from threats, curbing violent crime, and combatting the opioid crisis.
