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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.
George W. Kuney took an early interest in the law as he watched the turbulent events of the 1960s and 1970s—including the Watergate scandal—unfold. He studied economics at the University of California and enrolled in law school at UC Law San Francisco, receiving a J.D. in 1989. After law school, where he fared well, he worked with bankruptcy and reorganization cases at Morrison & Foerster in San Francisco. “The first thing I learned was that I was unprepared to practice
She was one of those rare intellectuals whose energy for activism matched her enthusiasm for scholarship and instruction—who was as comfortable working alongside members of the community as she was standing in a lecture hall. Fran Ansley (UT Law ’79) wasn’t content to theorize about what justice should look like, but rather she faced injustice head-on in the region and beyond, standing side-by-side with the people who were most affected. She shared her expertise without patronizing, and served with a
The University of Tennessee College of Law is proud to celebrate the class of 2024. Below are a few of the stories from this incredible group of graduates. Bryce BradleyAtlanta, GAAuburn University, B.S. Business Administration Why did you choose the University of Tennessee College of Law? I decided to enroll in the University of Tennessee College of Law due to its robust curriculum in transactional law and its noteworthy alumni connections. Throughout my time in law school, I pursued courses that