School of Law students deliver life-changing victories in family law and disability rights cases
Through the Children and Youth Law Clinic, students gained invaluable courtroom experience while obtaining life-changing legal victories for vulnerable clients under the supervision of Professor Kele Stewart.
Championing business and education: David C. Humphreys
A visionary corporate executive and deeply generous philanthropist, Humphreys has seamlessly blended his legal background with industrial leadership, driving the expansion of one of the nation’s largest building products manufacturers.
Alumna Emily Cabrera wins hackathon and shapes the future of legal AI
Cabrera’s journey to the forefront of legal technology traces back to her time at the University of Miami School of Law and proves that the next generation of legal tech won't just be built around lawyers—it will be built by them.
Immigration clinic advocate Andrea Jacoski takes high-stakes case to Eleventh Circuit
Following a narrow 2–1 appellate ruling, the Immigration Clinic is preparing a petition for rehearing to protect the rights of torture survivors seeking federal judicial review.
From evidence to impact: Sydney Perkins honored for work in Innocence Clinic
The rising 3L received the Markus Award for her tireless advocacy, exceptional work ethic, and commitment to post-conviction justice.
Miriam Soler Ramos takes the helm of the Law Alumni Association
As the newly appointed LAA president and a two-time University of Miami graduate (B.S. ’99, J.D. ’02), Miriam Soler Ramos steps into the role during the School of Law’s centennial year.
School of Law faculty shape hemispheric legal discourse at SELA conference
In Panama City, University of Miami faculty played a key role in shaping a regional dialogue, offering comparative insight into the challenges facing democracies throughout the Americas.
Professor Frances Hill retires after distinguished career in tax and constitutional law
Renowned for her interdisciplinary scholarship and dedication to students, Professor Hill concludes a 34-year career at the University of Miami School of Law that shaped the study of tax, constitutional structure, and election law.
How Miami Law student Janaye Dowers navigates AI, privacy, and the future of law
By staying versatile, looking ahead, and building genuine connections, Dowers is charting her own path through a rapidly changing legal landscape.
School of Law team makes history as first U.S. finalist in Inter-American Human Rights Moot in 28 years
Two law students achieved a historic milestone in Washington, D.C., and achieved best oralist, best victims’ brief, and best English-speaking oralist in the prestigious competition.
