Six decades of excellence: Heckerling’s legacy meets the great wealth transfer
As the prestigious institute prepares for its 60th anniversary, its affiliated LL.M. program continues to produce the nation’s top estate planning talent amid a historic demand for expertise.
Evian White De Leon: Community lawyering and executive leadership
Alumna brings her expertise as a top executive at MIAMI REALTORS® back to the classroom as an adjunct professor for a new legal practicum.
Trial lawyer Tod Aronovitz: A legacy of precedent and philanthropy
Tod Aronovitz, J.D. '74, a distinguished trial lawyer and founder of Aronovitz Law, credits his transformative University of Miami Law education for his impactful 50-year career.
Alan Rosenberg emphasizes networking and well-being for legal success
The prominent attorney highlights the critical role of the school's alumni network in his career trajectory, while remaining committed to supporting future generations of law students.
2 graduates define the modern legal path
A former tax accountant and Army reservist, and an international law veteran from different countries prove that the road to a law degree is never straight.
Panel highlights Cuban repression at School of Law's Human Rights Symposium event
The School of Law co-sponsored the "Cuban Voices: Rights, Reality, and the Rule of Law" program, which included a panel discussion moderated by Interim Dean Patricia Sánchez Abril.
Professor Kunal Parker wins prestigious John Phillip Reid Book Award
The award honors Professor Parker’s book "The Turn to Process: American Legal, Political, and Economic Thought, 1870-1970."
Three decades of dedication: The Center for Ethics and Public Service celebrates 30 years
The Center for Ethics and Public Service continues its mission to train "citizen lawyers" through experiential learning, development of in-house clinics, and impactful civil rights advocacy.
