Varona, an attorney and educator who specializes in administrative law, communications and media law, and sexuality and gender law, will join the University on August 1, 2019.
Miami Law adjunct John Barkett receiving Lifetime Achievement Award
Noting his 44-year legal career, The Daily Business Review bestowed Shook Hardy & Bacon partner John Barkett its Lifetime...
In a bonus episode, the Miami Law Explainer podcast takes on the hot topic of compliance with Miami Law’s own resident expert Marcia Weldon.
A surfeit of shady business practices, allegations of financial misconduct, and...
The We Robot legal conferences, held since 2012, have always been unique from other robot conferences in its purpose and format. The goal is to foster conversations between people designing, building and deploying robots, and those who design or...
Professor Andrew Elmore
Andrew Elmore started out of law school on a small stage, creating a legal aid clinic on Staten Island to help people who often lack a voice in the workplace, such as day...
Michael Chiorazzi
When Mike Chiorazzi arrived as a freshman at the University of Miami in 1973, he was sporting a huge afro and had dreams of swimming with tropical fish as a marine biologist....
The U.S. Supreme Court recently waded into the fray over gerrymandering during arguments over the partisan manipulation of congressional districts. Professor Frances Hill in the University of Miami School of Law weighs in on the issue in this...
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...
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