Congratulations to Event Coordinator Jessica Kilby, who was selected for the 2025 Emma Terrell Distinguished Employee Award. Presented annually by the Law School Staff Representative Group, the award recognizes “individuals who have demonstrated a strong work ethic, commitment to service, and exceptional job performance as well as the cooperation needed to ensure the School of Law meets and exceeds its goals.”
Congratulations to the 14 Law Dawgs and their businesses selected for the 2026 Bulldog 100, a list of the fastest-growing businesses owned or led by UGA graduates. School of Law alumni being celebrated are: Carson Alexander (J.D.’17), Wil Alexander (J.D.’16), Brandon Barron (J.D.’99), Lindsey Cambardella (J.D.’12), Tom Conger (J.D.’80), Ben Hancock (J.D.’22), R. Lawton Jordan (J.D.’00), J.L. King (J.D.’05), John Manly (J.D.’08), Benjamin Osorio (J.D.’11), Veronica Richardson (J.D.’06), Greg Smith (J.D.’09), Maggie Rentz Smith (J.D.’06) and Jeremy Stallman (J.D.’09).
For approximately 10 years, University of Georgia School of Law students have been working with UGA Marine Extension and Georgia Sea Grant to provide legal and policy expertise to help improve the environmental, social and economic health of the Georgia coast through research, education and extension.
Congratulations to third-year students Elizabeth N. Burns, Taylor N. Hoying and Antavious L. McCarden who won the National Moot Court Competition regional tournament held this past weekend in Atlanta. Burns was named the best oralist for both the final round and the preliminary round of competition. They will represent UGA at the national tier of this tournament in New York City during January.
Congratulations to Julia A. Terry and Eliana R. “Eli” Werbel for winning the Second-Year Student Intramural Moot Court Competition. Many thanks to finalists Elijah T. Echols and Divya Kishore as well as the other second-year law students who contributed to a wonderful tournament. Terry was also selected Best Oralist of the competition.