School of Law Faculty
Marcia Narine Weldon discusses the fight for control of OpenAI on The Explainer
Professor Narine Weldon is the director of Miami Law’s transactional skills program.
Professor John Newman’s article accepted for publication in Stanford Law Review
Professor Newman is an expert on antitrust and competition law, with a primary focus on the economics and regulation of digital markets.
Professor Rebecca Sharpless’s 'Shackled' recognized as finalist for Readers’ Choice Book Award
Shackled is the harrowing true story of Flight N225AX, an Immigration and Customs Enforcement aircraft that attempted to deport 92 people from the United States to Somalia in 2017.
Associate director of the Human Rights Clinic participates in podcast on the housing crisis
Tamar Ezer’s research focuses on the intersection of health and human rights, housing and homelessness, access to justice, women’s rights, children’s rights, and human rights pedagogy.
Professor Gabriel Scheffler discusses the Affordable Care Act on The Explainer
Professor Scheffler is an expert on health law and policy.
Professor Anthony Alfieri appointed to endowed chair at the School of Law
The Michael R. Klein Distinguished Scholar Chair was established by the double Cane and former UM alumni trustee, who has a longstanding tradition of commitment to his alma mater.
Professor Kunal Parker’s book recognized—featured in prestigious Balkinization symposium
The country's top legal historians joined to comment on Parker’s book “The Turn to Process.”
Professor John Newman discusses the antitrust suits against Live Nation on The Explainer
Professor Newman is an expert on antitrust and competition law, with a primary focus on the economics and regulation of digital markets.
Professor Alejandro Portes receives the Daniel Cosío Villegas award
Professor Portes’ research focuses on national development, international migration, Latin American and Caribbean urbanization, and economic sociology.
Professor Gabriel Scheffler and Law & Technology Fellow Or Cohen-Sasson receive IDSC grant
The Frost Institute grants program helps increase the use of data science to foster breakthroughs in disciplinary pursuits, making the research team more competitive for external funding.
CEPS Spring Awards Reception: Honoring community advocates and partners
The Center for Ethics and Public Service provides ethics education, experiential skills training, and community engagement devoted to public service in law and society.
Miami Law & AI Lab explores AI regulation and legal practice
Two partners from Hogan Lovells discussed the evolving legal landscape and the integration of artificial intelligence into business and legal practices.
