Photograph by Jamie Betts
Photograph by Jamie Betts
A toxic relationship
Daniel (left) by Joe Holloway Jr./AP Photo; Nixon, AP Photo
Capt. Daniel vs. the President
Illustration by Katie McBride
Numbers game
Big data — in the form of actuarial sentencing — has made its way to the criminal justice system.
Photograph by Laura Slater
"Do or do not do. There is no try."
Making it to the finish line of law school requires all the help you can get.
Photograph by Mark Gormus/Richmond Times-Dispatch
Examining the issues
As Richmond Law addresses the mental health of its students, one of its alums is doing the same with the Virginia State Bar.
Richmond Law to host Pulitzer Prize-winning author
James Forman Jr., author of Locking Up Our Own, is Richmond Law's guest as the 2019 Order of the Coif Distinguished Visitor.
Heck, yes
An introduction to Richmond Law's new associate dean of admissions Michelle Heck.
Paperwork pioneers
Richmond Law students are using technology to make life easier for self-represented litigants.
Our special community
Richmond Law's students, faculty, and staff make it unique.
Early settlers
Richmond Law's Pro Se Mediation project gives students experience — and helps litigants who represent themselves in settlement conferences.
Busy break
For Richmond Law professor Andy Spalding, a sabbatical doesn't mean taking a break.
Leadership summit
Insight from the three incoming editors-in-chief of Richmond Law's student-run journals.
View from the top
The president of the American Bar Association left Richmond Law students with some valuable takeaways during his visit to campus.
Love of labor

The complexities of employment law get a bit easier to digest in the classroom of Richmond Law professor Luke Norris.

Photograph by Kim Lee Schmidt
A passion for taxes
Sherfon Coles-Williams, L’19, makes no apologies for her tax-law fanaticism.
'The merits of applause'
The camaraderie of a Richmond Law contracts course resonated well beyond the classroom.
Photograph by Kim Lee Schmidt
Crossing the line
Through his pro bono work, Clayton LaForge, L’12, helps unite families separated at the U.S. border.
Video game law: a new frontier

Noah Downs, L’15, is practicing in an area that didn't exist not so long ago: video game law.

Scholarship savant
After being awarded a litany of third-party scholarships at Richmond Law, Nikita Bhojani, L’19, will put her perserverance to use professionally.
Photograph by Stephen Voss
Personalizing policy

A wide variety of experiences led Marium Durrani, L’13, to her role as the director of policy for the National Resource Center on Domestic Violence.

Summary judgment
Richmond Law faculty puts its expertise on display in a new video series.
Serving 'a court for the people'
Even while serving as the chief judge on Virginia's Court of Appeals, the Honorable Marla Graff Decker, L’83, maintains a deep connection to Richmond Law.