LinkedIn newsletter highlights our 4th and final issue of OGEL in 2025. This Special Issue edited by Professor @catherinebanet.bsky.social @uio.no and Professor @joeleisen.bsky.social @richmondlaw.bsky.social looks at 𝗘𝗹𝗲𝗰𝘁𝗿𝗶𝗰𝗶𝘁𝘆 𝗠𝗮𝗿𝗸𝗲𝘁 𝗗𝗲𝘀𝗶𝗴𝗻 𝗟𝗮𝘄 -- www.linkedin.com/pulse/ogel-4...

Prof. @athenais.bsky.social recently celebrated six months on her Substack titled "Everyone Inherits Something." Tait's forthcoming book, The House That Family Money Built, will release later this year. Follow her journey with the other 1k+ followers! allisontait.substack.com/p/six-lesson...

Congratulations to our faculty on an incredible week of scholarship and leadership at the AALS Annual Meeting! Closing out the week with our final faculty participant: 🔵 Tamika Moses: Presenter during the New Law Professors roundtable discussion #AALS2026

Day 3 at #AALS2026. Richmond Law faculty featured today: • @dcwing.bsky.social: Receiving the Emerging Scholars Paper Award & participating in Civil Rights panel • Kurt Lash: Originalism & the 14th Amendment panelist • Janice Craft: Presenting Balance & Well-Being in Legal Education

Thought leadership and scholarly excellence are on display on day two of AALS! • Meredith J. Harbach — Speaker, Family & Juvenile Law session (4:10 - 5:25) • Riley Keenan — Celebrating his Junior Scholarship Award Honorable Mention! Congratulations to Prof. Keenan on this well-deserved recognition.

Join the University of Richmond Journal of Law & Technology on Friday, Feb. 13 for their annual symposium highlighting the ever-changing intersection of law and technology, with a focus on the rise of private governance in tech. 4.0 Virginia CLE credits approved. bit.ly/JOLTSymposium

As the AALS Annual Meeting in New Orleans kicks off today, we're delighted to highlight our faculty who are participating in this year's conference. Where to find our scholars: • Doron Samuel-Siegel — Speaker, Teaching Methods (1:00–2:15) • Danielle Stokes — Presenter, Environmental Law (2:35–5:25)

Honored to see Richmond Law represented in Virginia Business' 2025 Legal Elite Class of 2025 Legal Services/Pro Bono category: Prof. Casey; Bures L’15; Bennett L’89; Held L’96; Lydon L’15; Mercer L’73; Nea L’66; Proctor L’82. virginiabusiness.com/legal-servic...

Joel Eisen, of @richmondlaw.bsky.social, called the proposed rule a “particularly interesting and new assertion of jurisdiction by the commission.” @joeleisen.bsky.social www.eenews.net/articles/lit...

Congratulations to Kim Ramsey, L'89, who was named Virginia Lawyers Weekly's 2025 Leader of the Year! Kim currently serves as president of both the Virginia Bar Association and FloranceGordonBrown, P.C. in Richmond, where she focuses her practice on family law. valawyersweekly.com/2025/11/24/k...

Congratulations are in order to Prof. @dcwing.bsky.social. Her article, Convergence Against Homeplace, was selected by the AALS Family and Juvenile Section Awards Committee to receive the section’s Emerging Scholar Award! https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=5441354

How will a new U.S. Patent and Trademark Office announcement reshape litigation? Quoted in Law360, @profkosenga.bsky.social, chief policy counselor for the Inventors Defense Alliance, calls the move “a commonsense reform that restores fairness to the patent system.” www.law360.com/articles/240...

Last night, Richmond Law and the Virginia State Bar hosted the 2025 Virginia Attorney General Debate, where candidates Jason Miyares and Jay Jones shared their visions and discussed key issues for the Commonwealth. https://flic.kr/s/aHBqjCxLh9

This evening, the University of Richmond, in partnership with the Virginia State Bar, proudly hosts the 2025 Attorney General Debate featuring Jason Miyares and Jay Jones. The livestream is accessible using the link below. https://law.richmond.edu/about/community_events/AG-Debate-2025.html

The fall issue of Richmond Law magazine is here! Explore stories of purpose and progress, from Prof. Stokes’ work in environmental justice to alumni shaping the future of AI and digital literacy. See how our community is imagining what’s possible. lawmagazine.richmond.edu

Can Big Media use copyright law to cut off your internet access? Professor Jim Gibson, one of many legal experts who have filed briefs in the case of Cox Communications v. Sony Music Entertainment, breaks down this issue in our latest Synopsis video. www.youtube.com/watch?v=QmAc...

Professor Stephen Bright delivered the University of Richmond Law Review symposium keynote, offering insights from his decades of experience litigating death penalty cases and advocating for justice reform.

Our third panel at the University of Richmond Law Review symposium featured Doug Ramseur, @dalebaich.bsky.social, and Erin Barnhart examining their experiences in capital defense, moderated by Prof. Dave Johnson.

Excited to kick off today's University of Richmond Law Review symposium, "Advancing Abolition: Anti-Death Penalty Advocacy in Regressive Times." Experts and advocates are gathering to discuss the future of death penalty reform.

We're hiring! Richmond Law seeks an Associate Director of Career & Professional Development Programs to design career programming and guide students in their professional paths. richmond.wd5.myworkdayjobs.com/en-US/staff_...

Meet Prof. Douglas N. Boyle, Jr., '03! This fall he joins Richmond Law’s full-time faculty, bringing 15+ years of business-transactional experience and a passion for teaching. law.richmond.edu/features/art...

Prof. James Gibson helps shape national copyright debate with a co-authored amicus brief in Cox v. Sony before SCOTUS. Coverage of this brief and others via IPWatchdog. ipwatchdog.com/2025/09/08/a...

Richmond Law celebrates two honorees of the Greater Richmond Bar Foundation! 🏆 Prof. Julie McConnell earns the 2025 Hettrick Leadership Award for her advocacy & mentorship. 🏆 Danny Zemel, L’19, named 2025 Benjamin R. Lacy Volunteer of the Year for outstanding pro bono work.

After a talk with the intelligent and thoughtful students at Georgia State Law, I’m excited to open up the conversation to the local community at Charis Books & More! Thank you Charis Books & More for hosting me and @gfadp.bsky.social and Faith Leaders of Color Coalition for sponsoring!

We’re excited to kick off our 2025–2026 Faculty Colloquy series with Saikrishna Prakash, James Monroe Distinguished Professor of Law and Horace W. Goldsmith Research Professor of Law at the University of Virginia School of Law!

That’s a wrap on Orientation 2025! The #Classof2028 built connections, met mentors, and took their first steps as students at Richmond Law. Thanks to our faculty, staff, and student ambassadors for such a warm welcome. Here’s to a year of learning, growth & community!

Grateful to now be the Tyler Hanes Professor of Law & Associate Dean for Faculty Development at @richmondlaw.bsky.social. Really looking forward to sharing and celebrating my colleagues’ excellent work!

Prof. @corinnabarrettlain.bsky.social was featured on @npr.org's “We the People” Throughline series, exploring the Fifth Amendment and the right to remain silent. www.npr.org/2025/07/31/1...

This year’s University of Cambridge study abroad program has come to a close, wrapping up weeks of learning from @cam.ac.uk and Richmond faculty, exploring historic streets, and connecting with peers from across the country. Thank you to everyone who made this summer program unforgettable!

Prof. @athenais.bsky.social launched a new Substack newsletter, with weekly posts on the personal, legal, and cultural threads of inheritance. Whether you're curious about trust funds or the genealogy of both assets and attitudes, you’ll find plenty to think about. allisontait.substack.com

Prof. Tara Casey was a guest on @npr.org's "Wait Wait...Don't Tell Me!" segment to guess which wild story about "Seborga" was true. Could it be a cheese, a fictional country, or a slang term? Tara's part starts around the twelve minute mark. Spoiler: she cracks the case!

Huge congratulations to our Director of Student Affairs, Katy Olney, on her appointment as a National Association of Law Student Affairs Professionals representative for 2025–2026! We know she’ll bring the same heart, leadership, and dedication to this role that she brings to Richmond Law every day.

How could proposed reforms to litigation funding impact innovation? @profkosenga.bsky.social weighs in, as cited in this @law360.bsky.social article. www.law360.com/articles/235...

Be sure to catch Richmond Law alum, Amanda Short, L'22, on the new competition series "The Snake," which premiered last night on FOX, and can be streamed on Hulu. New episodes drop Tuesday evenings at 9 PM EST! ew.com/the-snake-ca...

From clinics to courtrooms, Richmond Law students build skills that last a lifetime. Gifts to Richmond Law directly support opportunities like the Access to Justice Clinic. Please consider making a gift by June 30 using the link below. give.richmond.edu/campaigns/47...

Richmond Law was proud to host the 10th Annual Civil Procedure Workshop this week! Civil procedure scholars gathered for two days of rich discussion and connection. Huge thanks to Dean Wendy Perdue, @profk.bsky.social, @lukenorris.bsky.social, and all who joined! flic.kr/s/aHBqjCgTwh

This week’s Junior Faculty Forum brought more than 40 rising legal scholars to Richmond Law for two days of presentations and discussion. Thanks to all our presenters and moderators, as well as organizer Prof. @athenais.bsky.social for making this a successful event! law.richmond.edu/features/art...

My gratitude to @athenais.bsky.social and all the faculty members of @richmondlaw.bsky.social incl @marissaesque.bsky.social and Danielle Stokes for being such gracious hosts! I highly recommend the Junior Faculty Forum for any junior faculty interested in sharing work in a collegial environment!

Nearly 20% of the Class of 2025 earned the Pro Bono Certificate, contributing 4,000+ hours. “Lawyers should do pro bono because it’s part of their professional responsibility." — Sarah Bennett Bures, L’15 @tpllaw.bsky.social ‬ law.richmond.edu/features/art...

A new blog post from me on endowments - revisiting Hansmann's great 1990 article and thinking about threats to institutional autonomy from both donors and the government. histphil.org/2025/05/20/r... @richmondlaw.bsky.social

Still glowing from graduation? So are we! Catch every proud smile and tassel turn from Saturday’s commencement with the livestream video on our YouTube channel. law.richmond.edu/features/art...

A cover story on @corinnabarrettlain.bsky.social and her book SECRETS OF THE KILLING STATE ran in the Spring 2025 issue of @richmondlaw.bsky.social Magazine! page1m.co/4jGiTEN 🧵(6/20) #lawmagazine #richmond #localauthor

After a six-year break, the Merhige Environmental Negotiation Competition is back at Richmond Law! Thanks to our NADR Board, 16 teams from 10 law schools nationwide gathered this spring for a weekend of client-centered legal scenarios. law.richmond.edu/features/art...

Congrats to @profjerickson.bsky.social, whose co-authored articles were named two of the top Corporate & Securities Law articles of 2024! Explore the scholarship shaping the field: law.richmond.edu/features/art...

In a new essay, Prof. Woodson explores “community empathy” through the voices of Black prosecutors navigating the age of mass incarceration. Based on in-depth interviews, the piece lays the groundwork for a future book project. Read it in Fordham Law Review: ir.lawnet.fordham.edu/cgi/viewcont...

Join us virtually on May 9 for the 29th Annual Robert E. Shepherd Jr. Youth Law and Education Conference! Panels on youth probation, immigration, ethics & more. 7 CLE credits (1 ethics) + 6 GAL & IDC credits. 📌 Register: richmondschooloflaw.totalcamps.com/shop/EVENT

Richmond Law has received the 2025 GRACRE Award for our building renovation in the “institutional project” category! “This award is a meaningful acknowledgment of the intentionality that went into creating an inviting space," said Dean Perdue. law.richmond.edu/features/art...

“Virginia will lose tech jobs...and see fewer homegrown cutting-edge innovations," warns @profkosenga.bsky.social. Her @richmond.com op-ed calls on lawmakers to condemn those who restrict patentability criteria, impose price controls, or endorse compulsory licensing. richmond.com/opinion/colu...

After 42 years of service, Joyce Janto is retiring from Richmond Law. A national leader in law librarianship, her legacy includes key leadership roles and lasting community impact. She's a recipient of the Marian Gould Gallagher and Fredrick Charles Hicks awards. @aallnet.bsky.social

What can small-business disputes teach us about trust and betrayal? @profjerickson.bsky.social @richmondlaw.bsky.social joins @busscholarship.bsky.social to discuss her article "Beyond Wall Street: Inside the Legal Battles of Private Companies." 1/2