Center for Advocacy and Dispute Resolution

Law Review Symposium

The University of Tennessee Center for Advocacy and Dispute Resolution and the Tennessee Law Review publish an annual symposium on advocacy and dispute resolution related topics.

The symposium serves several purposes. Funded by the founders of the Center, it provides resources to invite nationally prominent scholars, judges, and lawyers to the law school to teach a seminar and make presentations to faculty, students, and members of the bar and community. Second, it provides those scholars research support in the writing of their best thinking on an issue of current imnportance to advocates and dispute resolvers. Finally, the symposium is intended as a showcase for The University of Tennessee College of Law, the Tennessee Law Review, and the Center for Advocacy and Dispute Resolution.

The first symposium issue in print is "Communicating With Juries" (Vol. 67, No. 3) and copies may be obtained by clicking here.

A second symposium issue, entitled "Amendments to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure," is Vol. 69, No. 1 of the Tennessee Law Review and copies may be obtained by clicking here.

A Tennessee Law Review symposium issue entitled "The Ethics 2000 Commission: The Adversary System and the Lawyer Client Relationship" will be published either in late 2002 or early 2003.