Alumni in the News
This page offers links to or announcements of news coverage of Vanderbilt Law alumni. You're welcome to submit links to grace.renshaw@vanderbilt.edu.
M. Ann Huckstep, '78, re-elected chair of Adams & Reese's Executive Committee
Release Date: Jan 23, 2008
Huckstep unanimously re-elected chair after serving since November 2006
Chancery Court Chancellor Richard Dinkins, '77, named to Tennessee Court of Appeals
Release Date: Jan 11, 2008
Judge Dinkins' appointment announced by Gov. Phil. Bredesen
Jim Shulman, '85, named Deputy Commissioner for the Tennessee Department of Health
Release Date: Jan 04, 2008
Shulman will supervise Health Department's legislative services, communications, information technology, policy planning and minority health services
Lucy Honey Haynes, '72, named Chief Deputy Attorney General
Release Date: Jan 04, 2008
Haynes replaced Andy Bennett, '82, following his appointment to the state Court of Appeals
Larry Ahern, '72, leads certification effort
Release Date: Dec 03, 2007
Adjunct professor elected president of American Board of Certification
Mayor Karl Dean, '81, recounts rewards of 25-year career in public service
Release Date: Oct 30, 2007
Experience as Metro's legal director prepared Dean to serve as city's mayor
David Hudson, '94, authors "Supreme Court Answer Book"
Release Date: Oct 25, 2007
New book offers comprehensive overview of the Supreme Court for lay people
2007 Order of the Coif members announced
Release Date: Sep 20, 2007
22 members of the Class of 2007 honored
VULS hosts major copyright law conference
Release Date: Sep 20, 2007
Co-sponsored by the World Intellectual Property Organization & CISAC in collaboration with BMI, ASCAP and SESAC
Karl Dean '81 to succeed Bill Purcell '79 as Nashville's mayor
Release Date: Sep 12, 2007
Dean wins Sept. 11 runoff, will take office Sept. 21
Nursing experience informs health lawyer Margie Davino's practice - Profile in The Record, Bergen County, New Jersey - May 6, 2007 - Margie Davino ('83) focuses her practice at Kaufman, Borgeest and Ryan on health care; her clients include hospitals, hospices, home care agencies, doctors and other health care providers.. Davino, who was a nurse before she became a lawyer and worked as an ICU nurse at Vanderbilt Medical Center while attending law school, says, "I'm never sorry I made the change."
