William Minor Lile

1859–1935 (age 76)

Biography

William Minor Lile was a dedicated legal scholar and educator whose career at the University of Virginia spanned many decades. His contributions to legal education and his commitment to his students helped shape generations of lawyers and leaders.

Professor Lile's scholarly work and teaching legacy continue to influence legal education. He is interred at the University of Virginia Cemetery and Columbarium, where his memory is honored alongside other distinguished members of the university community.

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