Second-year law students Joshua Cook and Emma Savage Fowler have won the University of Tennessee College of Law’s 2022 Advocates’ Prize competition. The annual event, hosted by the College of Law’s Moot Court Board, offers an opportunity for law students to enhance their skills in brief writing and appellate advocacy.
Three College of Law students have advanced through the regional rounds of the National Moot Court Competition and will represent the University of Tennessee at the national level in January.
The University of Tennessee College of Law is the 11th Best Value in the nation and one of the nation’s best in business law, according to recent rankings by preLaw magazine.
The College of Law Legal Clinic’s recent 75th anniversary celebration brought together more than 250 people and raised $400,000 in pledges and contributions to help fund a clinical teaching fellowship endowment.
A new book from Professor Wendy Bach details how the Tennessee state government created, passed and enforced a law that criminalized pregnant women who were victims of the opioid epidemic.
Finding health-care attorney Reggie Hill (’80) in the wings of the stage of a theatrical production in Washington, D.C. this summer might have seemed unexpected.
University of Tennessee College of Law Professor Maurice E. Stucke will spend the next year working as a senior advisor to the Federal Trade Commission.
Elaine Eberhart has joined the University of Tennessee College of Law to serve as the senior director of advancement. Eberhart, a 1983 alumna of the College of Law, has more than 30 years of experience as a fundraiser and gift planner.
The University of Tennessee Knoxville Alumni Association has recognized three College of Law graduates for their outstanding achievements. During an event on Sept. 16, Justice Sharon G. Lee (’78) was honored with the university’s 2022 Distinguished Alumna Award.