By staying versatile, looking ahead, and building genuine connections, Dowers is charting her own path through a rapidly changing legal landscape.
As Miami takes center stage for the World Cup, the University of Miami School of Law is leveraging its unique position as home to FIFA’s North American legal operations to unlock career pathways for students.
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.
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.
School of Law’s International Moot Court team has secured the #1 ranking in the Sports Arbitration Moot, standing as the only U.S. law school to advance to elimination rounds in Madrid, Spain.
A distinguished scholar and former archaeologist, Professor Stephen Urice retires this semester, leaving an indelible mark on Miami Law through his pioneering work in cultural heritage and art law.
Miami Law students win second place in the Tulane International Baseball and Pro Football competitions, outperforming over 50 teams in each event.
Just over a year after graduating from the Entertainment, Arts and Sports Law LL.M. program, the dual-licensed attorney steps into a pivotal global leadership role.
The third annual Counseling Creators event brought influencers and attorneys together for a high-stakes negotiation showdown.
Jake Farbman also credits the support he received from law school faculty for helping him transform a creative idea into a strong piece of legal scholarship.