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In this 2019 article from the School of Law website, professor Frederick Schauer argued that the justices historically haven’t let precedent outweigh their own judicial predispositions.

A new course at the University of Virginia seeks to answer an age-old question about democracy and inequality, often from the perspective of who has the cash.

Tesla’s founder has put money on the table in a bid to acquire the social media giant, but has he shown all his cards? Law professor Cathy Hwang, a mergers and acquisitions expert, explains.

Despite a greater than 85% population loss worldwide due to overharvesting, Â鶹Æƽâ°æ collaborative research shows oyster reefs can rebound through restorative efforts.

Adjunct professor Jim Donovan’s plainspoken style lifts the veil on the mysterious world of investment banking.

UVA Law’s Danielle Citron, an expert in digital privacy and deepfake videos, and media studies professor David Nemer say the faked footage is a pivotal moment in democracy.

Professor David Law recently explained what’s behind demonstrations of military capability between the People’s Republic of China and Taiwan, and why the United States has reason to worry.

The plaintiffs claimed a significant victory against white supremacists who organized the 2017 Unite the Right rally in Charlottesville.

It can be hard to decipher why packages have long delays or never arrive. School of Law professor Naomi Cahn provides a checklist to narrow the search and get legal protection from thieves.

The UVA Law grad and former FBI director returned to the University this fall for the special course, inviting students weigh in on what they might have done differently.