Randle Pollard

Randle Pollard joined Washington and Lee University School of Law as the Rochelle and Thomas McN. Millhiser '81L Professor of Practice. He teaches tax law courses, including Federal Income Taxation of Individuals and Tax Planning and Representation of Non-Profit Organizations Practicum, focusing on experiential learning.

Previously, Pollard served as Assistant Professor of Business Law and Taxation at Indiana University Kelley School of Business and Associate Professor of Law at Widener University Commonwealth School of Law. His professional experience includes roles as Tax Manager at KPMG LLP, Domestic Tax Counsel at Eli Lilly and Company, and Senior Counsel at Ice Miller LLP.

• B.S. in Accounting, High Honors, Hampton University
• Juris Doctor and LL.M., Georgetown University Law Center

Pollard specializes in employment tax matters, qualified benefit plans, and taxation of employee fringe benefits. His work bridges academic instruction with practical applications in corporate and nonprofit tax law, emphasizing state and federal regulatory frameworks.