There is not much Freddie Brackin enjoyed more growing up than spending time playing sports or attending sporting events with his father, Brice. They were hardcore Auburn football fans, but really, most any game would do. They even started a...
George Metcalfe is an associate with the firm, Richman Greer, P.A., where he focuses his practice on taxation, international and domestic estate planning, probate, trust, and guardianship administration and litigation, corporate law, charitable...
Said Ishoof, JD ’00, is Senior Vice President of Engagement at FIU and highly involved in the Talent Development Network (TDN Miami) which held an informational panel and speed networking session at the office of the Miami-Dade Beacon...
Drawing on his family ties, entrepreneurial spirit, and legal education, Victor H. Mendelson, J.D. ’92, has played a key leadership role in one of South Florida’s most remarkable business turnaround stories.
In the past 20...
In 1980, a 24-year-old Miami Law student was struck and killed by a drunk driver, just days before the start of his 3L year.
Ken Sandri, Trudi Sandri and Bruce Blitman
Alan Gene...
Jamaica was awash in music. It filled the air; the sounds of Bob Marley and Peter Tosh were giving way to dancehall music. A young Jamaican girl, who ran like the wind, dreamed of Olympic gold.
Today, Candice Stephenson, JD...
Richard Rosen, the Glenn D. West Endowed Professor of Law and the director of the Center for Military Law and Policy, has been named the interim dean of the Texas Tech University School of Law.
Reince Priebus, a Miami Law alumnus and chairman of the Republican National Committee, has been tapped to be White House chief of staff for President-elect Donald J. Trump.
Retired Miami-Dade Circuit Judge Thomas “Tam” Strong Wilson did not cotton to inequality, especially toward African-Americans, according to his lifelong friend, Joe Lang Kershaw, Jr.
When Wilson, J.D. `71, died in 2015, he directed a...
Brandon Cohen, JD ‘12, got a perfect 180 on the LSAT. Not many people can achieve that, no matter how hard they study. His wife, Melissa Cohen, JD ‘12, has always enjoyed doing logic games, an essential component of the LSAT. As they both...
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