An updated handbook provides information on employment and housing rights for migrant dairy workers in Vermont. The guide, available online and in print in English and Spanish, was developed by […]
Vermont Law and Graduate School’s Beth Locker has been selected to serve on the executive committee for the Association of American Law School’s Clinical Legal Education Section. Locker serves as associate […]
Federal litigation alleges U.S. Forest Service approvals unlawfully failed to consider climate, biodiversity and clean water; seeks to protect treasured, biodiverse forests around Lake Tarleton and in northern Presidential Range […]
Roger Pao Brings Leadership Experience in Online Legal Education Vermont Law and Graduate School has named Roger Pao as the director of its online hybrid JD program. With an extensive […]
On Saturday, May 18, more than 200 students will be presented for juris doctor, master of laws and master’s degrees when Vermont Law and Graduate School (VLGS) holds its 48th […]
The Kevin B. Jones Fund Will Support Next-Gen Clean Energy Leaders Late Vermont Law and Graduate School professor Kevin Jones’ memory will live on in a new fund supporting the […]
Amicus Brief Aims to Protect Native Nations’ Constitutional Rights The Environmental Justice Clinic (EJC) at Vermont Law and Graduate School has filed an amicus brief in Held v. State of […]
Lifelong advocate for justice reform and agriculture policy, a state’s attorney and Vermonter born and raised, Patrick J. Leahy now has his very own building on the Vermont Law and […]
Travis Stills, Class of ‘96, Honored for Dedication to Environmental Law A Vermont Law and Graduate School alum, who now works to advocate for environmental protection and justice out west, has […]
Farmers who had been denied federal loans won only 17 percent of appeals in the USDA’s National Appeals Division, according to new analysis by the Center for Agriculture and Food […]