School of Law student wins prestigious Burton Legal Writing Award
Itiel Wainer has been named a 2026 Burton Award recipient for his scholarship on criminal antitrust enforcement, marking the school’s eighth win and third consecutive year of success in the national competition.
Students score big in elite football and baseball negotiation competitions
Miami Law students win second place in the Tulane International Baseball and Pro Football competitions, outperforming over 50 teams in each event.
A trailblazer’s legacy in action: The inaugural H.T. Smith Symposium convenes at Law School
The Center for Ethics and Public Service hosted the symposium on civil rights in Florida featuring pioneering alumnus H.T. Smith, J.D. '73.
Bridging land and sea with Professor Jessica Owley’s recent scholarship
Jessica Owley’s latest research highlights how merging geography with law can better protect our changing environment, while revealing the "ironic" importance of industrial permits in helping to save whales.
Navigating Technology Law: How an M.L.S. Prepares You for Tech RegulationsÂ
Tech-focused compliance officers, risk managers, and human resources (HR) leaders must navigate a patchwork of rules and regulations, which are constantly subject to change. Â
What Is an Executor of an Estate? Legal Duties, Milestones, and Common PitfallsÂ
With so many nuances involved in serving as an executor of an estate, having robust legal knowledge can be extremely helpful.Â
Law students win major immigration cases through appellate and courtroom advocacy
Recent successes demonstrate how law clinics provide students with meaningful legal experience while serving clients facing life-altering immigration proceedings.
