Texas A&M University School of Law

David and Shannon Lawson, experienced cybersecurity and information technology professionals, built on their backgrounds through the school’s Master of Legal Studies (MLS) program.

The Fort Worth-based school’s first-time bar pass rate also stands as highest in the state for the past decade.

The law school has climbed more than 120 places in the U.S. News & World Report rankings since its acquisition in 2013.

Tarrant County Judge David L. Evans '71 has been honored with the creation of an Endowed Dean's Scholarship.

The medical-legal partnership allows students to develop and apply their skills on behalf of clients who cannot afford legal representation.

Texas A&M School of Law professors explain the federal stimulus package to the general public in a series of online presentations.

At "EnviroSchmooze," the School of Law hosted scholars from across the country to present environmental law research.

Justices heard oral arguments on two cases before an audience of Texas A&M School of Law faculty and students.

Michael Z. Green has been named to the organization in recognition of his extensive scholarship regarding labor-management, workplace and dispute resolution issues.

Ethics expert and School of Law professor Susan Fortney is the principal investigator for the NSF-funded project, which will examine culture and climate related to sexual harassment in STEM fields.