Marking its 100th anniversary, the University of Miami's oldest honor society has 372 Miami Law graduates as members, highlighting its strong tie to the school.
Law Alumni Association president Harout Samra and new University Provost Joel Samuels discussed a bold, collaborative future for Miami Law during the 76th annual breakfast event.
The 2012 graduate, who took his LSAT in Afghanistan, brings two decades of experience as an Army infantry officer and judge advocate to his new role in Atlanta.
Through an innovative, practical skills curriculum, experiential opportunities, and mentorship, the Entertainment, Arts, and Sports Law LL.M. program is empowering women to break into the world of sports law.
Two School of Law students gained valuable real-world experience as judicial interns in federal court under the mentorship of the 1988 alumna.
The Lit Skills Program provides students with the practical, hands-on experience and mentorship needed to build confidence and excel in real-world practice.
Law students in public service internships enhanced their legal skills and commitment to community impact through hands-on experiences led by School of Law graduates.
Driven by a passion for community and advocacy skills honed in law school, Nuñez has built a successful career as an in-house lawyer, helping to connect students with opportunities in business and tech law.
Building on her public interest experiences at Miami Law, Christina Velazquez, J.D. ’25, now serves as a family law staff attorney with Dade Legal Aid.
The “triple Cane” with deep roots in the community has taken the helm as the new president of the University of Miami School of Law Alumni Association.
Two legal eagles from Miami Law attended the United Nations convention, where high-level meetings were held that could help the Federated States of Micronesia.
Sylvia-Rebecca “Becky” Gutiérrez, J.D. and LL.M. '09 in taxation, and assistant general counsel at the Stevens Institute of Technology, has always had a drive to know more.