Four University of Miami graduates have been nominated to the federal bench since 2022; three have been confirmed, and one is awaiting confirmation.
Homeless law expert Professor Schnably drills into a case before the Supreme Court.
All five of the law reviews elected their executive boards for the 2024-2025 academic year and announced the students who were selected for publication.
The Children & Youth Law Clinic represents children in foster care in dependency, health care, mental health, disability, independent living, education, and immigration.
Gretchen Cothron, who was the Innocence Clinic’s first fellow, is joining the Innocence Project of Florida as a staff attorney.
The Explainer, a podcast where law professors delve into current news stories, has just wrapped up its twelfth season, boasting over 52,000 downloads.
The Provost Research Award is designed to foster excellence in research and creative scholarship at the University of Miami.
The National Association of Women Lawyers annually presents an award to an exceptional female law student who is in her graduating year.
Todd Gillman, J.D. ‘99, attorney in the legal placement field, promotes mental health support and a work-life balance.
The Center for Ethics and Public Service worked hand in hand with local partners challenging citywide racial gerrymandering.
Under guidance from Professor Caroline Bettinger-López, second-year student Nicole Azarian researched and presented findings about the practice to federal agencies.
The annual top 100 lawyers list recognizes the most prominent legal minds behind the significant contracts and lawsuits in the music industry.