Contact

If you have any questions about the Everglades Litigation Collection or want to make suggestions regarding the web site's layout, please contact Helen Wohl, Assistant Library Director for Collection Development and Special Collections, at hwoh@law.miami.edu or (305) 284-2823.

Thank you for your interest in the Florida Everglades.

Law Library Information

General Law Library Information

Law Library Hours

Directions to the Law Library

Phone numbers:

General Telephone:      (305) 284-2250
Facsimile Number:       (305) 284-3554
Circulation Desk:         (305) 284-3563
Interlibrary Loans:        (305) 284-3728
Reference Desk:          (305) 284-3585

Archives & Special Collections:

Helen Wohl                 (305) 284-2823                  

Law Library Hours

Monday - Thursday        7:00 a.m. - 12:30 a.m.
Friday                            7:00 a.m. -  Midnight
Saturday                        8:30 a.m. -  Midnight
Sunday                          8:30 a.m. -  12:30 a.m.

The Everglades Litigation Collection is located in the Law Library’s Archives and Special Collections Department. The Department is staffed Monday - Friday, 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

 

Directions to the Law Library

The Law Library is located in the School of Law Complex on the University’s Coral Gables Campus.

Miami /Coral Gables Map

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From the North:

Take I-95 south until it becomes US 1 (Dixie Highway). Continue on US 1 to Red Road (S.W. 57th Avenue). Turn right on Red Road and continue to Miller Drive (S.W. 56th Street). Turn right on Miller Drive and continue until you reach San Amaro (Hurricane Drive), which borders the campus. Turn left at the traffic light on San Amaro. Proceed to the second entrance on your right. The officer in the information booth can direct you to available visitor parking.

 

From the South:

Take US 1 (Dixie Highway) north to Red Road (S.W. 57th Avenue). Turn left on Red Road and continue to Miller Drive (S.W. 56th Street). Turn right on Miller Drive and continue until you reach San Amaro (Hurricane Drive), which borders the campus. Turn left at the traffic light on San Amaro. Proceed to the second entrance on your right. The officer in the information booth can direct you to available visitor parking.

 

From the West:

Take the 826 (Palmetto Expressway) and exit at Miller Drive (S.W. 56th Street). Continue east on Miller Drive until you reach San Amaro (Hurricane Drive), which borders the campus. Turn left at the traffic light on San Amaro. Proceed to the second entrance on your right. The officer in the information booth can direct you to available visitor parking.

 

From the MetroRail:

Take the MetroRail to the University station. Cross Ponce de Leon Boulevard, which borders the campus, and turn right on Stanford Drive, which is north of the MetroRail station. Turn left on Stanford Drive and continue to the School of Law Complex.

Flying:

The University of Miami campus is located in Coral Gables and is accessible to Miami International Airport. Suggested transportation methods:

•  Supershuttle is available for approximately $11 per person and is located at the downstairs level, outside of baggage claim.
•  Taxi cab fare is approximately $15-$20 from  the airport to the University.

Driving from Miami International Airport:

Take LeJeune Road south for about five miles (through downtown Coral Gables); right on U.S. 1 and travel about 1.5 miles. Right on Red Road (S.W. 57th Avenue) to third light, Miller Road. Right on Miller (S.W. 56th Street) to end of road.  Turn left at the traffic light on San Amaro. Proceed to the second entrance on your right. The officer in the information booth can direct you to available visitor parking.

 

University of Miami Coral Gables campus area map

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•   Original University campus map (better view)
•   Detail of Law School area from original map 
•   Law School info from original map 

•   New University campus map
•   Detail of Law School area from new map
•   Law School info from new map

Credit:

Everglades photograph courtesy Philip Greenspun

Revised:  06/30/08