The Law School recently dedicated Room 124 as the Reveley Classroom to honor William & Mary President Taylor Reveley, who served as Law School dean for almost a decade. The naming was made possible through the generosity of Hunton & Williams, alumni and friends.

First-year student groups vied to produce the most creative displays and to collect the most food for the local community as part of the 17th annual event sponsored by the Black Law Students Association.

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The seventh annual forum brought individuals renowned for their leadership in law and business to campus, including Deborah B. Baum, partner, Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman LLP; R. Brad Martin, chairman of Chesapeake Energy, RBM Ventures and retired CEO of Saks, Inc; and Jim Sowell, founder, Sowell & Company. The forum is the vision of Frances G. and James W. McGlothlin '62, J.D. '64, LL.D. '00.  

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Judge Thomas, a partner at Hunton & Williams and a former justice of the Supreme Court of Virginia, recently spoke at the invitation of student groups about racial disparity on state and federal benches.

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In a new class created by Professor Rebecca Green and Dr. Robert Rose, law and undergraduate students used geographic information system (GIS) tools to create maps that were compliant with state and federal constitutional and statutory law. The students shared their maps with local citizens at an event co-sponsored by the League of Women Voters.

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Professor Jeffrey A. Bellin, HEARSAY, vol. 30B, in FEDERAL PRACTICE & PROCEDURE (Thomson Reuters 2017) (with Charles A. Wright).

In 2017, Professor Bellin was named a University Professor for Teaching Excellence upon the recommendation of a College-wide faculty search committee. Read more

Professor Allison Orr Larsen on DACA: Its History, Legal Controversies, and What Lies Ahead

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Guest lecture by Sheldon Gilbert: "The Constitutional Law of Economic Liberty, as Told Exclusively through Cows," hosted by the Center for the Study of Law and Markets

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March 16-17: Cyber Intrusion, A Conference of Experts (Mason School of Business & the Law School)

Moved to a new firm? Reached a milestone in your career or in your life? Share your news with classmates and other alumni.

1L Mock Interview Program, Friday, January 26: Can you help us by providing 30-minute mock interviews for members of the Class of 2020? Two convenient time frames (morning and afternoon) are available! Even if you have never been an interviewer before, your job search knowledge and professional experience are invaluable. Please register by December 15 if you would like to volunteer.

The Law School Association invites nominations for the Citizen Lawyer Award, Taylor Reveley Award, and/or Alumni Association Board. Can you think of classmates or other alumni who embody leadership, integrity & service? Nominate them today for the Citizen Lawyer Award (for those who graduated 11 or more years ago) or the Taylor Reveley Award (for those who graduated 10 years ago or less). Know someone who may have an interest in serving on the Law School Association Board? Learn more and submit nominations.

Would you like to help support our students who will work in unpaid summer public service positions?  You can do so by by making a monetary donation or by donating an item, service, or experience to our students' Public Service Fund Auction, coming up in February. Questions? Please email publicservicefundauction@gmail.com.