A pioneering jurist and distinguished Cane, Laurel M. Isicoff made history as the first woman to lead the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of Florida.
The trailblazing jurist who taught Florida Tort Law at the School of Law was a champion of civic engagement and leaves a legacy for Florida’s courts and generations of lawyers.
Exceptional academics coupled with strategic experiences create a pipeline to summer associate positions and postgraduate offers, allowing Miami Law students to enter the market prepared, confident, and ahead of their peers.
The School of Law bridges the gap between classroom and industry by bringing icons like Wyclef Jean to meet with students for immersive, hands-on learning.
Graduates of the School of Law walked the stage at the Watsco Center to the cheers of family and friends celebrating the culmination of their legal education.
A distinguished LL.M. alumnus and Fulbright Scholar, Hernán Pantaleón has leveraged his multicultural legal education to build a 30-year career as an international finance expert, entertainment lawyer, and dedicated professor.
Brian Vaca, J.D./LL.M. ‘16, discusses how the specialized curriculum and mentorship at Miami Law launched his award-winning career in international dispute resolution.
With a transformational gift, Susan and Demetrio J. Pérez honor a family legacy of expanding access to education, elevate the School of Law as a leader in business law, and leave a lasting impact on the community and legal education.
A distinguished legal executive with over two decades of maritime and international business experience, Catherine Turner credits Miami Law’s rigorous analytical training and foundational mentorships for her success.
A preeminent corporate attorney and dedicated double Cane, Jaret Davis has leveraged his rigorous Miami Law education to lead multi-billion-dollar global transactions and champion Miami's evolution as a premier technology hub.
Breaking barriers as Miami’s first Black City Attorney, Knox has built a distinguished practice in arbitration and mediation, deeply rooted in the principled advocacy and inclusive leadership he experienced at Miami Law.
Georgina “Georgie” Angones, B.A. ’72, and her husband, Frank Angones, B.A. ’72, J.D.’76, are passionate about the importance of scholarships in changing the lives of University of Miami students.