Miami Law Center Celebrates Win in Federal Voting Rights Case
The Center for Ethics and Public Service worked hand in hand with local partners challenging citywide racial gerrymandering.
Miami Law Aids in Federal Action Curtailing Unnecessary Intimate Exams
Under guidance from Professor Caroline Bettinger-López, second-year student Nicole Azarian researched and presented findings about the practice to federal agencies.
Billboard Magazine Names Miami Law as Top School for Music Law Programs
The annual top 100 lawyers list recognizes the most prominent legal minds behind the significant contracts and lawsuits in the music industry.
Professor Kele Stewart Holds Workshop on Abolishing the Family Policing System
The Office of Intellectual Life, currently led by Associate Dean Kunal Parker, is supporting this workshop with a $5,000 grant.
Practicums Connect LLM Students to Practitioners + Real-World Experience
Miami Law’s outstanding LL.M. programs feature many practicum experiences in their curricula.
Donna Coker: Birds of a Feather
Professor Coker, a nationally recognized scholar on intimate partner violence and restorative justice, is also an avid birder.
Current President of the Moot Court Board Strives to Forge Bonds
Third-year law student William Brandyburg found his calling in a 1L torts class, where he could engage in rounds of debates.
How an M.L.S. Degree Can Accelerate Careers in the Banking and Brokerage Industries
With a better understanding of an M.L.S. and what it entails, as well as what you can do with this kind of degree, you can determine whether this may be the ideal path for you.
How a Master of Legal Studies Degree Can Boost Your HR Career Path
Human Resources professionals can benefit significantly from being well-informed regarding legal matters.
Why a Real Estate Leasing and Construction Manager Would Benefit from a Master of Legal Studies
Comprising more than 8 million employees, the construction industry is one of the largest and most impactful industries in the American economy.
Third-year Law Student Awarded Transactional Skills Scholarship
Nalani Wilson received the first Preston J. Clark Scholarship, which is awarded annually to the top Transactional Skills student.
School of Law Student Researches Single-Use Plastics
Third-year Kaitlyn Jauregui's childhood habit led to international research and attendance at the United Nations climate summit.
