A week after Justice Clarence Thomas jaw-dropping call for the Supreme Court to reexamine New York Times v. Sullivan, the landmark 1964 ruling that shields news reporters from libel and defamation lawsuits,...
But just what is the National Emergencies Act, and how has it been used in the past? Why has last week’s declaration triggered so much controversy? Frances R. Hill, professor of law and Dean’s Distinguished Scholar for the Profession at the...
The contemporary artist Daniel Arsham, whom Interior Design magazine calls a “master manipulator,” and his lawyer, Miami Law adjunct professor Vivek Jayaram, will be at the Lowe Art Museum for a conversation about business and legal issues...
When the Supreme Court on Tuesday ruled 5-4 that President Trump’s restrictions on most transgender people from serving in the military could go into effect, even as a legal battle over the policy continues in the lower courts, activists in the...
When the Trump administration late last November authorized the use of seismic airgun blasting to locate untapped oil and gas reserves deep underneath the Atlantic Ocean along the Eastern Seaboard, environmental groups expressed outrage, saying...
In the “Best Schools for Legal Technology” in Pre-Law Magazine’s fall 2018 edition, University of Miami School of law ranked 9th among all 200 ABA-accredited law schools in the United States.
The article specifically...
Recently, the U.S. military has explored offering mindfulness training to soldiers as a low-cost tool to optimize soldiers’ cognitive performance and well-being. Building on their past work,...
Miami Law's resident art and antiquities expert Stephen Urice argues in an op-ed in The New York Times that, contrary to many cases of less-than-thorough due diligence establishing provenance on the part of museums, the Getty Bronze is...
Miami Law’s new podcast, the “Miami Law Explainer,” has just finished its first season with 15 episodes. Already featured in The National Jurist and The Miami Hurricane, this weekly podcast hosts Miami Law faculty and...
The clock is creeping near 9 a.m. in Superior, Colorado, a former mining town squatting midways between Boulder and Denver. MacKenzie, a 3-year-old Siberian Husky, and Monty (short for Mountain King), a 7-year-old Shetland Sheepdog, are...
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