Triple-Cane Xavier Cortada harnessed his Miami Law training to pioneer a globally recognized career using art as a platform for climate activism, public policy, and legal advocacy.
Seattle Seahawks vice president and general counsel Marissa John credits Miami Law’s EASL program for preparing her to navigate the complex world of professional sports.
Variety 500 honoree Brett Paul credits his Miami Law education and Moot Court training for honing the critical thinking skills that propelled his path in the television industry.
Across three recent law review articles, Tamar Ezer presents new frameworks for legal leadership education, gender-based violence protections, and community responses to homelessness and hunger.
Karas’ interdisciplinary expertise will enrich the school's growing focus on health law, bioethics, and the legal frontiers of biotechnology.
The incoming J.D. class reflects the growing demand for a University of Miami School of Law education.
Contributing to a Supreme Court brief demonstrates how University of Miami School of Law students make meaningful contributions to complex, real-world cases.
Bringing global academic training and policy experience, Thomas Kadri joins the School of Law to teach Criminal Law and Torts while researching how law responds to evolving digital harms.
Co-founder of South Florida litigation firm Bast Amron LLP, Brett M. Amron credits Miami Law’s rigorous preparation and Litigation Skills program for shaping his career, while giving back as a mentor and key alumni-employer partner.
Tamara Carmichael reflects on how her Miami Law education launched a distinguished career advising companies, entrepreneurs, and creative professionals on intellectual property, advertising, and brand strategy.
As generative AI reshapes corporate law, Professor Michele DeStefano’s latest research explores how legal leaders can leverage emerging technology, safeguard client confidentiality, and create human-centered value.
University of Miami School of Law students and faculty spent a day with the Seminole Tribe of Florida to explore Indigenous rights, language preservation, and cultural sovereignty.