Leading the way: Jerry Markowitz champions service at Miami Law
Recognized for both professional achievement and community service, Jerry Markowitz exemplifies the values of the School of Law.
Mapping the future: Alumnus Jesse Keenan returns to discuss the post-climate era
The Environmental Law Program hosts the renowned scholar for a conversation on adaptation, and the reshaping of the American landscape.
New report examines rise of involuntary commitment for homelessness
A study, drafted by Miami Law students and the National Homelessness Law Center, analyzes the trend of institutionalizing unhoused individuals and proposes community-based alternatives.
How an M.L.S. Degree Prepares You for Global Legal Challenges
With so many complex international legal issues, professionals in fields such as HR, healthcare, finance, and technology are under a great deal of pressure to stay on top of changing regulations and legal frameworks.
M.L.S. for Compliance Professionals: Enhancing Legal Knowledge
If you want to deepen your understanding of how the law impacts industry compliance and risk management—and you already hold a bachelor’s degree—it may be time to pursue an online Master of Legal Studies.
Fiduciary Obligation in Wealth Management: Defining Duties and Containing Risk
An online Master of Legal Studies program can equip you with foundational legal knowledge and practical skills to effectively fulfill fiduciary responsibilities with confidence.
Respond Effectively to Healthcare Audits and Investigations
Drawing on legal expertise, today's compliance professionals use legal frameworks to promote practical policies that protect patients and healthcare organizations alike.
Professor David Yellen named to ABA Special Advisory Committee on Legal Education
The selection highlights Professor Yellen’s career-long influence as a reformer and legal academic expert.
100 years strong: the School of Law celebrates a historic milestone
A century after opening its doors, the School of Law kicks off a year of celebrations honoring the people and ideas that shaped its rise.
Drawing the line: Dyalá Jiménez tackles bias in international arbitration
The annual White & Case lecture brings a leading Costa Rican arbitrator to debate the need for a unified standard.
School of Law’s top 20 for 2025: Where excellence meets adventure
From record admissions to global advocacy, Miami Law’s top stories of 2025 showcase a year defined by achievement and leadership.
From orchids to alimony: Jeffrey Fisher’s high-stakes garden
Mentored at the School of Law and in federal court, Miami Law alumnus Jeffrey Fisher built a career defined by preparation, precision, and legal tenacity.
