Intellectual property law firm Merchant and Gould, P.C. is offering a scholarship to University of Tennessee College of Law students seeking a career in intellectual property law and coming from diverse backgrounds. Andrew L.
The University of Tennessee College of Law Legal Clinic has been awarded a second $100,000 grant to continue its work offering civil legal assistance to rural East Tennesseeans.
Professor Brad Areheart’s work on organizational justice was recently featured in Forbes. In the article, “Can We Trust Corporate Commitments to Racial Equity?,” UNC law professor Ifeoma Ajunwa referenced Areheart’s article “Organizational Justice and Antidiscrimination,” published in the Minnesota Law Review in 2020. Professor Ben Barton was the kickoff speaker for the Stanford Legal Tech and the Future of Civil Justice conference.
As of March 11, all appointments for 2021 have been filled. Thank you for your interest, and we look forward to serving you again next year. The College of Law is offering virtual assistance throughout the month of March for taxpayers who have questions about completing their tax forms.
Our criminal justice system isn’t doing enough to rehabilitate and assist those who are being released from prison and trying to reestablish their lives, Cyntoia Brown Long told an audience at the College of Law on Tuesday.
University of Tennessee College of Law students, staff, faculty and recent graduates were recognized this month for their scholarship, service and overall excellence.
Alumna Brooklyn Sawyers Belk is serving the College of Law this semester as an advocate in residence and visiting professor. In that position, Belk will be teaching and mentoring students. She will also present a community-wide lecture.
Faculty Forum is a monthly feature written by Professor Michael Higdon highlighting the achievements of faculty at UT Law including publications in academia and the media, speaking engagements, interviews, awards and other accomplishments.
The College of Law Legal Clinic is providing budding entrepreneurs and community members with the legal assistance they need to make their business goals a reality. Knoxville’s aspiring entrepreneurs are receiving financial support for their innovative start-up ideas with support from the Oak Ridge National Laboratories Innovation Crossroads program.