For the 2024 Emroch Lecture, Amy Kapczynski — professor of law and faculty co-director at Yale Law School — spoke about law and political economy.

With the Paris Games at an end, the eyes of the sporting world will soon turn to the United States and what the State Department has called the nation’s “most important decade” in sports.

In Roger Skalbeck's office, the justices of the Supreme Court always affirm. He began amassing this SCOTUS bobblehead collection when he was in law school.

Cassie Powell, L’16, is the inaugural director of the law school’s new Access to Justice Clinic, and a passionate practitioner of social justice law.

The Moot Courtroom got an upgrade over the summer, allowing the space to double as a classroom.

"In this issue, we share three stories of human connection ... that paint a picture of a profession at a crossroads — where technology meets tradition and innovation meets compassion."

The Institute for Actual Innocence clinic secured a life-altering victory for its client Marvin Grimm, who was unanimously awarded a writ of actual innocence by the Virginia Court of Appeals in June.

Professor Doron Samuel-Siegel, L’01, shares an eight-step process to empower legal writing.

Professor Kevin Woodson encourages us to take a closer look at the experience of Black professionals working in the white-collar world. Here’s some of what he told a national news program.

Richmond Law celebrated diversity and culture at its third annual Multicultural Night.

Of the 30 attorneys named by Virginia Lawyers Weekly as Leaders in the Law, nine were Richmond Law alumni. No other school had more than three.