Religion & Law

Vanderbilt At Odds With 5 Student Religious Groups Over Nondiscrimination Policy
Vanderbilt University is the latest school to face clashes between its nondiscrimination policy for recognized student groups and the membership criteria of student religious organizations...

Communication from the Vanderbilt Law Review
I am passing along the following communication from the Vanderbilt Law Review: It is the policy of the VANDERBILT LAW REVIEW to maintain approximately forty percent (five to seven articles) of our book space available for the fall 2008 submissions...

Vanderbilt Law Review Saves 40% of Slots for Fall
An editor of the Vanderbilt Law Review asked me to post this: It is the policy of the Vanderbilt Law Review to maintain approximately forty percent (five to seven articles) of our book space available for the fall 2008 submissions...

Vanderbilt Turns the Screws Further on Student Groups
When Christian student groups at Vanderbilt complained about the university's policy forbidding registered student organizations to set eligibility criteria for leaders, Vanderbilt officials assured everyone that We recognize that some groups, including some religious student organizations, may decide not to...

Goldberg Moves to Harvard
From Brian Leiter: John C.P. Goldberg is moving from Vanderbilt to Harvard. - SBS

Roberts's GINA Article to Vandy
Congratulations to Jessica Roberts (Yale fellow & future LEL prof) whose article Preempting Discrimination: Lessons from the Genetic Information Nondiscrimination Act has been accepted for publication in Vanderbilt Law Review...

State Farm Class Actions
Policy Holders Settle

Wal-Mart
Faces Class Action over Return Policy

Canceled Insurance
Judge orders Health Net Inc. to pay $9 million settlement after terminating a policyholder's policy after being diagnosed with breast cancer.