…trial competitions. His guidance and expertise have helped numerous students develop their advocacy skills and achieve remarkable success in these endeavors. His commitment to nurturing the next generation of legal professionals is truly commendable. In addition to his academic and mentoring contributions, Professor Scott is known for his strong commitment…
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…state’s Best Lawyers for inclusion in the Legal Elite, and Richmond Magazine for inclusion in multiple editions of Super Lawyers (2006-present). Mr. Scott has also served as lead counsel and co-counsel in a number of high profile civil and criminal cases throughout far Southwestern Virginia, including Commonwealth v. Roger Keith…
…provide law students with an opportunity to experience an appellate court proceeding. Taking the bench in the ASL appellate courtroom, the Fourth Circuit panel of judges heard oral argument in two civil cases and one criminal case with each case involving 40 minutes of argument by counsel. Chief Judge Roger…
…and representing veterans. Talking with all these parties to a case was a unique experience that the ASL students enjoyed and appreciated. This unique opportunity not only enhances our educational experience but also underscores our commitment to understanding and addressing the complex issues that affect our veterans and their families….
…tireless efforts, she creates a community where students can thrive, succeed, and make a positive impact in the legal profession and beyond. Shelly James’s impact on the ASL community is immeasurable, and her unwavering commitment to student support makes her an exceptional leader within the Appalachian School of Law community….
Ashley Stricklen, a third-year student at ASL, recently won second place in the Family Law Writing Competition sponsored by the Family Law Section of the Virginia State Bar and the Virginia Chapter of the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers. The awards ceremony will take place at the Advanced Family Law…
Nathan Seth Lowell is the Director of the Law Library, Assistant Director of Bar Preparation and Academic Success, and Assistant Professor of Law at Appalachian School of Law. Coming from Los Angeles, California, he studied Political Science and Theatre at the University of California, San Diego. He earned his J.D….
…Lewis & Clark College in Portland, Oregon, and received a Certificate in Environmental Law from the country’s top Environmental Law program. He then went on to join the Air Force JAG Corps, where he prosecuted and defended hundreds of cases at all levels of court-martial proceedings. In 2013, he was…
…and staff of ASL since Fall 2019. Over the past 27 years he has provided individual, group, couples, and family counseling to those in our community experiencing mental health and substance use disorders. He utilizes a person-centered approach that allows for client-therapist collaboration regarding identification of current difficulties and implementation…
…have Lindsey Lowe (2L) and Megan Chumbley (2L) in Columbus Ohio representing ASL for the National Moot Court competition in Child Welfare & Adoption Law at Capital University Law School. Lowe and Chumbley are arguing a case that involves the putative father registry. Yesterday (3/15), they competed against 26 teams…
…two days and countless hours, but, we are thrilled to report that ASL will be competing in the competition from March 22-24, 2024 at the American Red Cross’s headquarters in Washington DC! The ASL IHL Competition team will be coached by Interim President and Dean D.J. Western. ASL participating students…
…see the exponential growth of women in law. This month, we celebrate the women brave enough to step out into this profession and break down walls for future generations. For our mothers, our sisters, our aunts, our daughters, our friends, woman kind. Check out the fabulous article below: https://www.americanbar.org/groups/business_law/resources/business-law-today/2023-november/see-her-hear-her-historical-evolution-women-in-law/#:~:text=Women%20made%20up%20less%20than,to%2038%20percent%20in%202022. …
…their expertise with us. The event was a valuable and empowering experience, emphasizing the essential role of legal advocacy in ensuring justice and protection for all individuals in our community. We appreciate the participation and contributions of all attendees to this enriching event! View more about this organization at https://www.ardfky.org…
…students to compete in the 1L Moot Court Tournament. The curriculum focuses on the importance of both strong writing and oral skills. This year, the finalists of the 1L Moot Court Tournament were Allainah Easterling, Taylor Schmook, Joshua Ramsey, and Cody Tackett. Allainah Easterling was our final winner! Congratulations to…
Joshua Marant (2L), Richard Rundle (2L), and Emma Walpole Lassiter (2L) made it to the semifinals of the Manfred Lachs Space Law Moot Court Competition and won Best New Team. It was an impressive 20-school field that included several top 50 law schools (Chicago, Michigan, William & Mary, Wake Forest,…
…our commonalities are our roots and our differences are our branches. Like a tree, we need both to reach our full potential. As Black History Month 2024 comes to an end let each of us remember the 64-count box of crayons. Best to each of you, Justice Cleo E. Powell…
A self-professed law nerd, Prof. Dawn Figueiras enjoys discussing the esoteric nuances of things like joinder and the differences between the classic per stirpes and UPC approaches to intestacy. She’s also a big kidder, has a sarcastic wit, and will do her best to provide comic relief whenever possible. If…
…law school, Professor Graham practiced in-house commercial business law and general higher education law in the Office of Legal Affairs at Liberty University. Her practice focused primarily on advising client representatives on legal and regulatory compliance as well as drafting and reviewing contracts and policies for the university. She also…
…on the Executive Committee of the Judicial Conference of Virginia. She has served on the Model Jury Instructions Committee, the Judicial Inquiry and Review Commission, the Ad Hoc Committee for the Study of Canons of Judicial Conduct and the Law Revisions Committee. She has also served as an adjunct faculty…
…at North Carolina Central University, completing all required coursework. In 2004, he enrolled in law school at the Appalachian School of Law in Grundy, Virginia where he would study law for the next two years. While a student at Appalachian, Christopher remained a very active student, serving as President of…
…positive culture contributes to the academic and professional success of our students.” “I am very grateful,” he added, “for all of the hard work and support our faculty and staff have poured into our students and, most of all, I commend these graduates for their well-deserved victory over the bar.”…
Professor Belleville has played a central role in the development of ASL’s natural resources law emphasis. He coaches moot court teams at major competitions in environmental law and energy law, and has served as faculty advisor for ASL’s Natural Resources Law Journal, the Environmental Law Society, and the Energy and…
