Teaching Students to Think Like Lawyers in the Age of AI
New required course gives W&L Law students the knowledge and judgment to use artificial intelligence responsibly from the first day of law school.
Law Features
Judge Douglas H. Ginsburg to Deliver 25th Annual Powell Lecture at W&L Law
The federal appellate judge will participate in a conversation moderated by W&L Law adjunct professor A. William Mackie.
From 4-H to Law School: Meet Catalina Clouthier ’28L
An early fascination with animals and agriculture has shaped the path of a W&L Law student pursuing a career in environmental and natural resources law.
W&L Welcomes New Trustee Kevin Batteh ’95, ’98L
Batteh was sworn in as a trustee on Oct. 16.
Alexandra Klein Discusses Botched Tennessee Execution on BBC News
Klein examines constitutional questions and potential reforms following a failed lethal injection.
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Student Organization Spotlight: National Security & Military Law Society
NSMLS president Henry Rodriguez '27L discusses the goals of the organization and opportunities for students to get involved.
Chris Seaman Publishes Study of Voting Rights Act Litigation
Seaman's empirical research, published in the Florida State University Law Review, has been cited in briefs filed with the U.S. Supreme Court.
Maureen Edobor Comments on DOJ Lawsuit Over Alaska Senate Election
Edobor discusses the Justice Department's legal challenge to the certification of Alaska's Senate election results.
Faculty Profile: Dennis Sweet
Dennis Sweet, director of the Civil Rights and Racial Justice Clinic, draws on nearly two decades of litigation experience to prepare students for careers in law and public service.
Drumbl and Fyfe Explore Land, Memory, and Justice in Namibia
In an essay published in the Leiden Journal of International Law, the W&L Law professors draw on a visit to a historic cemetery to examine the legacy of colonial genocide and the possibilities for reconciliation.
Student Organization Spotlight: The Sports Czars
Long live the Czars, caretakers of one of W&L Law's most cherished traditions.
Maureen Edobor Comments on Legal Challenge to Virginia Constitutional Amendment
Edobor discusses legal challenge to proposed constitutional amendment protecting reproductive rights in Virginia.
Alumni Spotlight: Hayden Driscoll ’22L
Hayden Driscoll clerks for Vice Chancellor Nathan A. Cook on the Delaware Court of Chancery.
Summer Experience: Lilly Freemyer ’28L
This summer, Lilly Freemyer interned for Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Commissioner Olivia Trusty.
Maureen Edobor Discusses Supreme Court Voting Rights Case on Courthouse News Podcast
Edobor examines a case involving voter registration requirements, voter roll purges, and federal election protections.
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