Wendy Hoffman ’15 is the inaugural recipient of the Jonathan J. Williams Memorial Fellowship, established to celebrate the life and legacy of Jonathan J. Williams ’87, a Vermont Law School […]
Activists, lawyers and legal scholars will explore the interconnectedness between the environment and human rights at the 15th annual Vermont Law Review Symposium, "Habitat for Human Rights: Environmental Degradation and […]
A new report, "On-Farm Biodiesel Production in Vermont: Legal and Regulatory Overview," conducted by the Institute for Energy and the Environment (IEE) at Vermont Law School reviews all Vermont state […]
Despite the recent growth in solar and wind projects, Vermonters’ consumption of energy from solar and wind is 0 percent, according to the Department of Public Service, as revealed today […]
Environmental faculty and student editors of the Vermont Journal of Environmental Law (VJEL) today announced publication of their annual "Vermont Law Top 10 Environmental Watch List," highlighting critical law and policy issues […]
Jessica Bullock ’17, a Vermont Law School student who studied at the University of Vermont with the late Alfred Snider, a prominent debate teacher, aims to pay forward her mentor’s […]
The Center for Legal Innovation (CLI) at Vermont Law School will attend LegalTech New York, Feb. 2-4, marking the sixth year that VLS faculty and students will represent at the […]
Scholars and environmentalists at Vermont Law School recently launched a New Economy Law Center to explore the role of law and policy change in transitioning to a new economy. The […]
Author and intelligence expert Thomas Powers will present "American Secret Intelligence—Do We Know What We’re Doing?" during Vermont Law School’s annual Sterry R. Waterman Lecture at 5:30 p.m. Wednesday, Feb. […]
The Vermont Journal of Environmental Law (VJEL) at Vermont Law School today announced Luis Inaraja Vera of New York University School of Law the winner of its second annual White […]