The case hinged on whether a child's right to protect their private communications in therapy could be involuntarily waived by the child's Guardian ad Litem.
Her recent role places her at the helm of the largest professional organization of law faculty committed to clinics, externships, and experiential learning.
Students from the Immigration Clinic successfully helped a Bahamian woman remain in the United States with her young teenage son.
The Immigration Clinic suffered a devastating loss when the court ruled that their client was ineligible for asylum and ordered her to be deported.
The Human Rights Clinic’s Gender Justice team helped develop curriculum and supplemental resources for two of the Litigation Institute’s learning modules.
The Law Alumni Association recently hosted its annual Broward County Judicial Reception, a chance for friends to meet and network, and for a few to be honored.
Miami Law students participated in three alternative Spring Break trips where they assisted survivors of domestic violence, indigent defendants, and refugees and asylum seekers.
Jessica Knopf and Josh Benzadon found strength and value in attending the School of Law together.
Fred Goldring, J.D. ’82, came to Miami Law to mix his passion for music with the law, establishing the Entertainment and Sports Law Society along the way.
R. Denisse Córdova Montes, acting associate director of the Human Rights Clinic, writes about the human right to food in the Spring 2024 edition of Miami Law magazine.
Double ‘Cane Yvette Ostolaza, the Management Committee Chair of Sidley Austin LLP, will speak to Miami Law graduates at the Commencement ceremony on May 11.
Jordan Brooks will start his career working at Boston Consulting Group, where he will focus on health care and life science and social impact management consulting.