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We're bringing something truly extraordinary to Australia – two groundbreaking events that are reshaping how we think about AI in professional services – register now: Women + AI Workshop (July 28) and Summit (29 July) - see QR codes below.

Uncover the perfect time for you to advance your career with our article "When Is It the Right Time to Earn an MLS Degree?" Christopher Serkin shares valuable insights on how the program can propel your career at various stages at the link below. bit.ly/4kfCEDr

Is Vanderbilt University's online Master of Legal Studies the right fit for you and your career goals? Don’t miss this chance to elevate your career and register today! bit.ly/4e1YnMU

This summer, 74 Vanderbilt Law students are interning with public interest legal employers across 20 states and D.C. From federal courts and public defenders’ offices to nonprofits and government agencies, see where they're working: ow.ly/VmX750W8xV3

David Shin ’03 is returning to Vanderbilt Law as a Visiting Scholar & Advisor for the AI Legal Lab (VAILL)! With AI governance experience at HCA Healthcare, Moloco & Varian, he’ll guide students on tech law, risk & innovation. More: ow.ly/WhoK50W99Bw

The Senate passed the GENIUS Act, which would establish a framework for $-pegged stablecoins. As Professor Professor Yesha Yadav and Brendan Malone explain, they lean heavily on US Treasuries for backing, boosting trust with potential for backfire. Read more: ow.ly/E1pB50WbVkt

What if AI could reduce years of governance research to just minutes? A new white paper from the Vanderbilt AI Law Lab (VAILL) and the Private Climate Governance Lab (PCG) introduces two custom-built tools to speed up governance research. More: ow.ly/A1TZ50W9a1t

Do you have questions about Vanderbilt’s online MLS? Join our live webinar with Faculty Director Garrick Pursley and Assistant Dean for Legal Studies Kelly Bahiraei to have them answered! Register today! bit.ly/3TnxR74

Eligible students can access a 3% tuition discount for our online MLS program through employer tuition reimbursement! Contact an admissions advisor to learn more. bit.ly/4kY1Df6

Same-sex or opposite-sex, breadwinner or homemaker, new research by Prof. Jennifer Shinall shows that people divide marital assets almost equally. Could this be the post-#MeToo turning point in family law? More: ow.ly/iFWq50WeXPx

Join us in welcoming Grace Anne Crow, a graduate of Vanderbilt Law, to the firm. She counsels clients on corporate and securities issues. Read more about Grace: bit.ly/CrowBoost #BBSBoost

What if we abolished guilty pleas for serious crimes? Prof. Christopher Slobogin proposes says we should, and backs it with two bold reforms that could fix America’s broken plea-bargaining system. Read more: ow.ly/gt6v50Wf3GM

Senate’s new tax bill proposes 41% tax on lawsuit investments — DOUBLE the norm. Prof. Brian Fitzpatrick says it’s a move that could kill an important avenue for individuals to stand up to big companies. Read why this matters via Bloomberg Tax: ow.ly/isGK50Wf5xx

Vanderbilt Summer in full swing ☀️

As Medicaid costs continue to rise, how do we keep spending sustainable without sacrificing care? Professor James Blumstein suggests looking to Tennessee for a national model. Read more via The Hill: ow.ly/TtI350WiviQ

How can we address some of the biggest issues in the U.S. criminal justice system? Prof. Christopher Slobogin thinks the fix lies across the Atlantic. Read more: ow.ly/gLac50Wh6P1

The Fall 2025 application deadline for our online MLS program is July 28!📅 This flexible, 100% online program is perfect for professionals who work with the law in fields like healthcare, compliance, HR, and beyond. Apply now at the link below. bit.ly/4nA1dxa

The Sheriff’s Constitution by Farhang Heydari of Vanderbilt Law argues that the constitutional prerogative that permits sheriffs to “nullify” laws that they find disagreeable is ahistorical, and tools exist to control sheriff discretion.

Wondering what our students do over the summer? Trip Johnson ’25, Kyle Blasinsky JD/PhD ’26, and Sydney Schoonover JD/PhD ’27 are each taking on real-world legal issues in climate policy, energy reform, and regulatory equity. Read more: ow.ly/RKBw50WnESz

The First Amendment Clinic is representing scholar Eugene Volokh in a federal suit challenging TN’s residency rule for court records. Read more: ow.ly/hSHm50Wq7Yu