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 […]
Concentration Areas Include Environment, Animal and Food/Agriculture Law Vermont Law and Graduate School, home to one of the country’s top-ranked environmental law programs, is accepting applications from qualified, full-time journalists […]
Please join us at the Animal Law Society’s Annual Symposium: Paws and Effect – Exploring the Intersections of Animal Law on March 20, 2024, from 12-3 pm. Three guest speakers […]
For Client Standing Trees, Student Attorneys File Extensive Comments to Protect Wild Area’s Mature Forests from Unneeded Logging, Citing Flooding Risks, Lack of Environmental and Climate Impact Analyses The Environmental Advocacy Clinic […]
Environmental law scholars and editors at Vermont Law and Graduate School’s Vermont Journal of Environmental Law have released the “Vermont Law Top 10 Environmental Watch List for 2024. From transportation infrastructure […]
On October 5th – 7th, the Environmental Justice Clinic travelled to Miami, Oklahoma, to attend a client meeting between L.E.A.D. Agency, and the deputy assistant administrator for the U.S. EPA […]
Embracing Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s Legacy: Moving from Symbolic to Systemic Change The public is invited to join Vermont Law and Graduate School in celebrating the birthday of Dr. […]