Illustrations by Richard Chance
Illustrations by Richard Chance
Change of plans
Photography courtesy of NATO
Commanding presence
Navy reserve Rear Adm. Andy Burcher, L'97, put his law career (mostly) on hold to serve with NATO.
Illustration by Katie McBride
The lawyer in the mirror
A movement focused on self-awareness is gaining popularity in legal education.
Students organize
Richmond Law’s roster of student-run groups has a new addition: the South Asian Law Student Association.
Photograph by Jamie Betts
Worth 1,000 words
An exhibit in Muse Law Library is a compelling reminder of the real people protected by laws and by the lawyers who serve their needs.
Knowledge, character, and self-awareness
Dean Perdue reflects on why Richmond Law alumni are successful in many and varied roles.
Illustration by Katie McBride
Fresh look at three strikes
See what attorneys with the Decarceration Collective said recently when they spoke virtually at Richmond Law.
Photograph by Alexandria Brown
A born editor (-in-chief)
The law review's new editor, Chris Sullivan, ’17 and L’22, followed in his mother's footsteps.
Photograph by Chris Ijams
Real estate law hits home
Professor Carol N. Brown's book-in-progress weaves her scholarly work on property law with her family’s personal stories about the land they owned.
Future of policing
The Carrico Center for Pro Bono & Public Service sponsored a Law Over Lunch CLE about policing post-2020.
Spiders are everywhere
Here's a look at Richmond Law's alumni — when they graduated, where they live, and more.
Pro bono pitch
Lisa Allen, L’18, used a column in Virginia Lawyer to encourage attorneys with expertise in a range of areas to do pro bono work.
An encouraging word
The calling to help children in need doesn’t stop at the courtroom door for Shajuan Mason, L’01.
Death of a death penalty
Professor Corinna Lain weighs in on Virginia’s decision to repeal the death penalty.
Illustration by Gordon Schmidt
Best practices
Richmond Law put a spotlight on mindfulness for alumni at Reunion Weekend.
Photograph by Alexandria Brown
New graduation honors
Richmond Law faculty honored student contributions to the community with two new awards at the 2021 commencement ceremony.
Exceptional commitment
The Metro Richmond Women’s Bar Association honored Richmond Law’s Carole Yeatts.
Lifelong learner
Retirement has not slowed down the Hon. Lucretia Carrico, W’76 and L’78.
79 years young and still learning
"I like what I do, so why stop?" says Barry Steinberg, R’63 and L’66.