How an M.L.S. Degree Equips You to Navigate Real Estate Transactions
Given the complexities, today’s professionals must be ready to navigate property law, contract law, and related areas, and an online Master of Legal Studies program provides the opportunity to develop foundational knowledge and skills.
The Role of Law in Commercial Property Management
Commercial property management law is complex, and gaining a solid legal foundation—such as through an online Master of Legal Studies—can help ensure important factors are not overlooked.
M.L.S. and Employment Disputes: Legal Strategies for HR Professionals
A Master of Legal Studies degree can help professionals handle issues like discrimination, harassment, and wrongful termination while maintaining compliance with laws such as Title VII, ADA, and FMLA.
Working for a Finance or Banking Regulator: Skills, Career Paths, and Beyond
Most banking regulatory positions require at least a bachelor's degree in a relevant discipline, while more senior or specialized roles may call for a graduate degree, such as a Master of Legal Studies (M.L.S.).
Renowned philosopher and legal scholar Susan Haack passes away
A fixture in the School of Law and College of Arts & Sciences for over 35 years, Professor Haack’s passing is a profound loss to the global academy she helped shape.
Professor Andres Sawicki conducts virtual lecture on AI
Professor Andres Sawicki, in collaboration with the Institute for Data Science and Computing, led a virtual lecture on the practical integration of AI tools within legal research, drafting, and intellectual property frameworks.
Law alumnus aims to expand access to legal careers
Motivated by his own journey as an international law student, Alexander Reus has committed to funding scholarships and paid internships that help LL.M. students gain critical U.S. legal experience and launch their careers.
Alumna and animal law champion serves as a post-doctoral fellow in environmental law advocacy
Sophia Pastorini, J.D. ’24, a former Environmental Justice Clinic intern, balances counsel duties on Indigenous justice cases with mentoring graduates.
Championing the Hurricane legal legacy: Eric N. Assouline
A prominent business and bankruptcy litigation partner, Eric N. Assouline credits the University of Miami School of Law’s rigorous advocacy programs and deep alumni network for his career success.
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 School of Law
The Center for Ethics and Public Service hosted the symposium on civil rights in Florida featuring pioneering alumnus H.T. Smith, J.D. ’73.
