Caroline Bettinger-Lopez
According to the World Health Organization, one in three women worldwide will suffer physical or sexual abuse in their lifetime, which equals about one billion women and...
The conviction of film producer Harvey Weinstein is being hailed as providing justice, but it also highlighted how powerful individuals use their influence to impede investigations.
Looking feeble and withered, he was led out of the...
Almost 4 million people work in fast-food restaurants. In recent years, these workers — among the lowest paid in the country and disproportionately...
Each spring the Faculty Senate awards are presented to three outstanding members who are nominated and selected by their peers based on significant contributions to the...
The coronavirus is spreading. President Donald J. Trump has been impeached and partisan politics is raging. Miami was rattled by the aftermath of an earthquake that struck the Caribbean.
These are some of the recent morning headlines that...
Environmental attorney Jessica Owley has been a lifelong advocate for the preservation of land and wildlife. She is now educating the next generation of lawyers in the nuances of environmental law, a rapidly evolving field at a time when South...
Patricia Brown
Patricia A. Brown, Miami Law’s director of the Graduate Program in Taxation and Taxation of Cross-Border Investment, has been named the International Bureau of Fiscal Documentation’s...
Prof. Kathleen Claussen
“Designing International Economic Law” is the focus of the biennial conference of the American Society of International Law’s International Economic Law Interest Group...
Professor Elizabeth Iglesias, Professor Osamudia James, and Associate Dean Kele Stewart
The Association of American Law Schools elected Miami Law’s Kele Stewart, Osamudia James and Elizabeth...
Nicholas Mignanelli
Nicholas Mignanelli, Library Assistant Professor and Reference Librarian, recently published an article “Equal Protection and the Male Gaze: Another...