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International arbitration lecture focuses on investor-state dispute settlement
CORAL GABLES, Fla. (January 31, 2017) – The University...
German native Luca Thönes was awarded the first-ever International Arbitration LL.M. E-Fellows Scholarship, which provides a half-tuition award to a participant of the E-fellows LL.M. Day in Frankfurt, Germany.
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As the final 43 University of Miami School of Law 2016 graduates take the stage to receive their sheepskin, the line will include:
JURIS DOCTOR/ MASTER OF LAWS IN INTERNATIONAL ARBITRATION
James East ...
Professor Bernard Oxman, the Richard A. Hausler Professor of Law and globally recognized expert on the law of the sea, lectured on "The South China Sea Arbitration" on October 18. He is also the Faculty Chair of Miami Law's LL.M. in...
Nawazish Choudhury heads to Buenos Aires for the Foreign Direct Investment Moot with the University of Miami School of Law team, he sees the travel as another opportunity to expand his horizons.
Choudhury has been a barrister in...
For Miami International Arbitration J.D./LL.M. student Frank Carrasco, fear is not spoken in Spanish.
The Dean's Merit Scholar, president of the Phi Alpha Delta Law Fraternity, and managing editor of the Inter-American Law Review...
Students of Miami Law’s White & Case International Arbitration LL.M. Program put their knowledge of international commercial and investment arbitration to the test this summer, as they embarked on various internships in the international...
Harout Samra, Angela Crawford, Kamal Sleiman, Brian Vaca, Luis Sotelo, and Michael Austin
In the Spring 2016 semester, the White & Case International Arbitration LL.M. program launched a new and exciting...
India native Supritha Suresh has been named the 2016-2017 Young ICCA Scholarship winner.
Suresh's impressive background includes completing her undergraduate degree in May 2016 with a specialization in International Trade and...
Yesterday, a U.S. court upheld a $406 million award to a U.S. company against a Mexican owned company. The case arose out of a dispute over oil platforms to be built in the Gulf of Mexico by Commisa, a Mexican subsidiary of a U.S....
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