Vermont Supreme Court Hears Cases at Law School March 30
The Vermont Supreme Court will hear oral arguments in seven cases during the high court’s annual session at Vermont Law School on Wednesday, March 30, in Oakes Hall on the […]
VLS Panel ‘Old Swimming Holes and Tough Mudders’ Looks at Outdoor Recreation Law
The Sports Law Institute at Vermont Law School will present "Old Swimming Holes and Tough Mudders: The Law of Outdoor Recreation," a panel discussion at 12:45 p.m. Thursday, March 17, […]
Patrick Parenteau of Vermont Law School Receives Kerry Rydberg Award for Environmental Activism
Professor Patrick Parenteau of Vermont Law School received the 2016 Kerry Rydberg Award for Environmental Activism on Saturday, March 5, at the Public Interest Environmental Law Conference (PIELC) at the […]
ABA President Paulette Brown Speaks at Vermont Law School March 14
American Bar Association (ABA) President Paulette Brown will discuss diversity in the legal profession during a talk at Vermont Law School, 12:45 p.m. Monday, March 14, in Chase Community Center. […]
Two Vermont Law Students Win Helton Fellowship
The Arthur C. Helton Fellowship was established by the American Society of International Law (ASIL) to honor Arthur Helton – a renowned advocate for refugees and the internally displaced. Mr. […]
Inaugural Williams Fellowship Awarded to Vermont Law Student for Human Rights Work
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 […]
Vermont Law Review Symposium Examines Human Rights, Environmental Issues Sept. 25 at 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 […]
New Resource for Farmers: A Legal and Regulatory Overview of On-Farm Biodiesel Production in Vermont
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 […]
Solar and Wind Provide 0 Percent of Vermont Electric Supply, New Vermont Law School Energy Clinic Report on Renewable Energy Credits Explains
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 […]
Clean Power Plan, Michigan v. EPA, Chesapeake Bay TMDL Make ‘2016 Vermont Law Top 10 Environmental Watch List’
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 […]