Thanks to Miami’s strategic location as the gateway between the United States, Latin America, Europe, and Asia, the School of Law attracts high-quality international students to its LL.M. Programs. This year is no exception.
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Pedro Freyre, J.D. ’74
Akerman international practice chair Pedro Freyre, J.D. ’74, brings his global expertise to Miami Law's Introduction to U.S. Law course to the incoming class of foreign-...
Recently, Miami Law’s Career Development Office, International Arbitration and International Law LL.M. Programs jointly hosted a Virtual Career Luncheon for LL.M. and J.D./LL.M. Joint Degree students on legal employment in the time...
WHAT: The University of Miami School of Law is hosting two online information sessions, one in English "Paths to Practice Law in the U.S. - Studying and Practicing Opportunities for Foreign Lawyers" and one in...
Career Fair on the Hilarie Bass Bricks
The LL.M. in U.S. and Transnational Law for Foreign-Trained Lawyers, part of Miami Law’s International Graduate Law Programs,...
If there is one U.S. city that can claim to be at the intersection of talent, location and global links, it’s Miami.
Set to the mesmerizing backdrop of Miami, the School of Law at the University of Miami is perfectly placed to give any prospective student an enriched education.
The American legal system is one of the most respected in the world. Lawyers in the U.S. are right at the heart of the action.
Left to Right: Camilo Narvaez, Jose Pisso, Yasmina Assis, Professor John Rooney, Alejandra Gomez (president of the Young Arbitration Network), Molly Garcia (Center of Arbitration and Conciliation), and Jose...
Otavio Carneiro, J.D./LL.M. '19
For a foreign-trained attorney, joining a prestigious firm as a partner after just graduating from Miami Law and starting out in the Intensive Legal English + LL.M....
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