University of Richmond School of Law

The University of Richmond School of Law (abbreviated as Richmond Law) is the law school of the University of Richmond, a private liberal arts college in Richmond, Virginia. Richmond Law is ranked tied for 62nd in the US by U.S. News & World Report. With approximately 150 J.D. candidates per class year, the University of Richmond School of Law is accredited by the American Bar Association. Quotes The well-being of our profession depends on the priorities we set and the paths we choose. I hope your legal careers are guided by humility, empathy, and respect for the humanity of others. Do not allow the law to become merely an occupation. It is a noble endeavor that gives you the privilege of helping individuals, institutions, and communities navigate their most difficult challenges. Judge Richard L. Gregory, address to the graduating Richmond Law Class of 2026, "Judge Roger L. Gregory uplifts courage in his commencement speech at Richmond Law", Richmond Law Magazine (1 October 2026) Lawyers play a vital role in preserving democracy. We help ensure that passion yields to reason, that disputes are resolved through the rule of law, and that our nation remains capable of repairing its faults and living up to its highest ideals. The health of our democracy depends on lawyers embracing that responsibility. Judge Richard L. Gregory, address to the graduating Richmond Law Class of 2026, "Judge Roger L. Gregory uplifts courage in his commencement speech at Richmond Law", Richmond Law Magazine (1 October 2026) Justice is never self-executing. It depends on people who believe in it, work for it, and refuse to abandon hope. May you carry that hope forward, for the fruits of justice and equality lie just on the other side. Judge Richard L. Gregory, address to the graduating Richmond Law Class of 2026, "Judge Roger L. Gregory uplifts courage in his commencement speech at Richmond Law", Richmond Law Magazine (1 October 2026) External links Category:Universities and colleges in the United States