Two University of Virginia School of Law students were recently honored for having the top grade-point averages among their classmates.
Daniel Richardson ’18 was awarded the Jackson Walker LLP Award, given to the student with the highest GPA after four semesters.
William Hall ’19 won the Carl M. Franklin Prize, having earned for the highest GPA at the end of the first year.
Recipients for the awards receive a cash prize and have their names engraved on plaques in Hunton & Williams Hall.
JACKSON WALKER LLP AWARD PAST RECIPIENTS
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CARL M. FRANKLIN PRIZE PAST RECIPIENTS
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