After years of ski racing competition, then coaching and mentoring skiers, Zach Kuster has a law career in his sights.

Maha Albesharah will soon complete UVA’s Doctor of Juridical Science program and return to Kuwait to fulfill what sometimes felt like an impossible dream.

After putting aside plans to become a dentist – and with the help of some divine inspiration – Erin Seagears has found a career path defending juveniles.

Retired Air Force Lt. Col. Nevah Jones served as an aircraft maintenance officer for 20 years. Now a UVA law student, she wants to help her fellow veterans get the medical and mental health care they deserve.

Looking for a good book to read on vacation and before classes begin? Check out these suggestions from faculty members and alumni at the School of Law.

Law professor Saikrishna Prakash examines the validity of the Equal Rights Amendment, which was proposed in the 1970s but has not yet been ratified. Can states ratify proposed amendments that are decades, or even centuries, old?

The ruling means that people making Social Security claims should have an easier time finding legal representation to advance their cases.

From Alexander Hamilton, social media and Michelle Obama to Thomas Cromwell, Roman architecture and the Vietnam War, UVA law professors shared their reading lists for the holiday break, as well as their favorite books read in the past year.

The University of Virginia School of Law ranks in the top 10 of The Princeton Review’s five most competitive categories for 2019, including No. 1 in Best Quality of Life and Best Professors.

UVA Law’s Supreme Court Litigation Clinic will present an oral argument Wednesday in a case that may ultimately help more people receive their Social Security benefits.