(Pictured: NCAA Regulatory Affairs Executive Vice President Teaches Short Course on Intercollegiate Athletics)
Miami Law brings national and international practitioners and scholars to teach unique, innovative short courses (1-2 weeks) in their fields of expertise.
As one of the only law schools in the U.S. to do this, students can select from multiple, short, innovative compressed courses each year.
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In recent years, short courses have been or may be offered in the following areas:
ADMINISTRATIVEConsumer Protection, Peter Halle Mindfulness and Motivating Business Compliance with the Law, Scott Rogers and Robert Rosen CANNABIS, FOOD & BEVERAGECraft Alcohol Beverage and Cannabis: Regulatory and Transactional Considerations for Industry and Investors, Jason Barker CIVIL RIGHTSDisability Discrimination and Graduate Education, Susan Stefan The Freedom of Information Act, Charlton Copeland Legal Advocacy and Same Sex Marriage, Joseph Tringali Evolution of Product Liability in the U.S., Francis Citera Disabilities Law, Susan Stefan CRIMINALSelected Problems in Criminal Law and Procedure, Susan Bandes Introduction to Death Penalty Litigation, Edith Georgi Comparative Criminal Justice, Michele Papa Florida Post-Conviction Procedure, Judge Milton Hirsch ENTERTAINMENTIndie Film and the Law, Breyuna Williams Television Dealmaking in the 21st Century and Motion Picture Financing The Art of the Deal: Acquiring a Music Publishing Catalog, Harold Flegelman Music Law, Henry Root and Michael Olsen Media & Entertainment Law in the Digital Age, Jose Sariego ENVIRONMENTMaritime and Coastal Legal and Policy Issues in Miami, Daniel Suman Human Rights and Environment, Daniel Magraw HEALTHCAREMental Health Law, Susan Stefan Emotion and the Law, Susan Bandes GLOBAL BUSINESSComplex International Negotiations, Jonathan Hamilton International Investment Agreements, Rudolf Dolzer Investment Arbitration, Carolyn Lamm Law & Power in the European Union, Jose de Areilza |
INTERNATIONALBasic Concepts in International Arbitration, Jan Paulsson The Practice of the NY Convention, Marike Paulsson The Presentation of Evidence in International Arbitration, Martin Hunter Transnational Litigation and European Arbitration with a European Nexus, Sandra Friedrich IP / TECHNOLOGYBlockchain Technology and Business Strategies, Tarek Sayed Data Security and Incident Response, Robert Hern Space Law: Regulating and Incentivizing Private Commercial Activities in Outer Space, Matthew Schaefer Vimeo, Twitter and YouTube: Online Liability and Net Neutrality, Michael Cheah Copyright and Trademark Litigation, Vivek Jayaram LATIN AMERICAComparative Company Law: U.S.-Latin America, Francisco Reyes-Villamizar Entertainment Law in Latin America, Hernán Pantaleón UNCITRAL Model Law: Fundamental Concepts and Impact on Latin America, Andres Jana LEGAL TRAININGPreparing the Corporate Client for Litigation, Arlene Zalayet Judicial Writing, Judge Adalberto Jordan and Trinity Jordan Corporate Skills for New Lawyers, Kevin Doolan Negotiation Skills, Joseph Harbaugh Law Firm Management, Leo Staub NON-PROFITEmerging Forms of Philanthropy and the Role of the Private Foundations in Effecting Social Change, Joshua Mintz REAL ESTATEDrafting, Design and Construction Documents, Ross Altman Hospitality, Suzanne M. Amaducci-Adams SPORTSSports Betting and Regulation, Daniel Wallach Negotiating and Drafting Sports Venue Agreements and Representing the Professional Athlete, Peter Carfagna The Business of Sports: The View from the Front Office, Andrew Brandt Cutting Edge Issues for Sports Law Practitioners in a Collectively Bargained World, Adam Schlatner Intercollegiate Athletics: Law, Policy and Regulatory Landscape, Marc Weinroth |
More Short course news:
Visiting Professor Kevin Doolan to Teach Course on Corporate Skills for New Lawyers
Spotlight on Art Law: Intensive Course on Artists’ Role in Art Market and Philanthropic Arena
Visiting Professor Jennifer Arlen Teaches Course on Corporate Criminal Enforcement
Visiting Professor José M. de Areilza to Teach Course on Power and Influence
Unique Short Course Opportunity on Cuban Civil Law
Lincoln Center's General Counsel, Teaching Short Course, Addresses Role of In-House Counsel at Nonprofit
Los Angeles Entertainment Lawyer Returns to Miami Law to Teach Short Course in Acquiring Music Publishing Catalogs
Visiting Professor Susan Stefan to Teach Course on Disability Rights Law
The Serious Business of Motion Pictures and Television: Short Course Offers Range for the Hollywood-Bound
Attorney Arnie Friede To Teach About Food and Drug Law
Attorney Arlene Zalayet, JD ’81, to Teach About Preparing the Corporate Client for Litigation
Unique Short Course Opportunity on Cuban Civil Law
