Alumni couple Joe and Jessi Baker have brewing in their blood and have worked together to start two of the most successful breweries in East Tennessee.
After 51 years of award-winning teaching and scholarship and the launch of a nationally recognized moot court program, the career of the longest-serving professor in UT Law history is coming to a close.
What rights does a “nonhuman” animal like Molly have under the law? Asking such a question is a growing issue in law and requires applying “personhood” to animals, at least to some degree.
UT Law invites lawyers, students, faculty, and members of the community to a continuing legal education (CLE) program on November 11, focused on the needs of veterans.
UT Law student Erica Davis (’19), who recently received a prestigious Brower Youth Award, is working to ensure that Appalachian communities can benefit from the extraction of natural resources for generations to come.
The University of Tennessee College of Law is one of the nation’s top 20 best value law schools and one of the top law schools for business and corporate law according to the fall 2016 issue of preLaw magazine.
Zenobia Dobson, the mother of Zaevion Dobson, a Knoxville teenager who was killed last December shielding his friends from gunfire, will deliver the 2016 Charles H. Miller Lecture in Professional Responsibility at UT Law.