For the 25^th time, the Nashville School of Law will recognize leaders in the legal community as it celebrates the silver anniversary of the Recognition Dinner, the state’s largest gathering of attorneys in Tennessee each year.

The event will honor Charles R. Niewold, a 1984 alumnus of the School, and faculty member David L. Hudson, Jr. Festivities will take place Friday, June 8 in the newly renovated Renaissance Nashville Hotel ballroom.

Nashville School of Law has launched this new website that adds more functionality for students, faculty, alumni, and the community.

Features include:

• Better navigation for those seeking information as a student, alumni, or faculty member.
• A calendar of events that users can filter to see just those activities that interest them.
• A class notes page that shares the news of the School’s alumni and allows users to submit their own professional news.
• More photos and information provided in a display that is easy to follow.
• Access to all areas of the site – passwords are required only for the student information system for enrolled students and applicants.
• A convenient method for donations to the School.

We invite you to let us know what you think.

Nashville School of Law is proud to offer a series of continuing legal education sessions designed to assist attorneys in sharpening the tools in their legal toolbox. These classes are led by experts in their area of law that practice in the communities and courts that many of you practice in.

Retired Supreme Court Justice Frank F. Drowota, III, a member of the Nashville School of Law Board of Trust since 2006, died Sunday, April 15. He was 79 years old.

“Justice Drowota’s personal and professional qualities inspired us all and he will be greatly missed,” said Nashville School of Law President and Dean William C. Koch, Jr.