School of Law - Entertainment, Sports, Art Law
Recent law graduate publishes article on concert ticket affordability in Georgia IP Law Journal
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.
The women of the pitch—a new generation of Miami Law women is shaping the future of soccer
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.
Foundational art law text by Professor Stephen Urice published by Cambridge University Press
An expert on art, museum, and cultural property law, Professor Urice co-authored the sixth edition of Law, Ethics, and the Visual Arts.
FIFA and the University of Miami School of Law inaugural International Football Law Summer Campus concludes
The event provided 24 practitioners from five continents with a nine-day program covering a range of football (soccer) law topics, including regulatory structures and commercial legal matters.
5 sports law students, 5 NFL teams
The students attribute their rise to the School of Law's skills-based curriculum, experiential opportunities, and supportive alumni and practitioner community.
Entertainment, Arts, and Sports Law program preeminent in the U.S.
The programs offer the most comprehensive opportunities anywhere, with courses taught by scores of top-notch experts and graduates securing top jobs.
Billboard Magazine again names the School of Law as a top school for music law in 2025
In its latest annual rankings, the premier music trade publication has once again recognized School of Law graduates in its annual top 100 list.
FIFA and the School of Law launch unique summer program
Registration for the International Football Law Summer Campus closes on March 31, 2025.
Leading entertainment, sports, and art law experts gather for two-day conference
Miami Law's annual conference brings together leading entertainment, sports, and art law leaders to discuss current issues in the industry.
'A' Rankings for School of Law in trial advocacy, real estate, international law, and more
PreLaw Magazine bases its rankings on the breadth of curricular offerings, clinics, externships, journals, and student groups.
