School of Law Faculty
Professor Caroline Bradley examines corporate power, communities and climate finance
New scholarship explores citizen pushback against tech data centers and innovative contracting frameworks in international climate finance.
Miami Law convenes first-of-its-kind gathering to explore the future of AI-run corporations
The University of Miami School of Law brought together scholars in corporate and commercial law, governance and bankruptcy to examine emerging legal questions surrounding algorithmic corporations, or A-Corps.
Professor George Georgiev addresses AI in financial markets with senior regulators in Brazil and Argentina
The business law scholar shared five takeaways on AI regulation, investor protection and emerging risks to financial stability.
Miami Law Mourns Joseph P. Klock, Jr., J.D. ‘73, devoted alumnus, teacher and champion of the School
To generations of University of Miami School of Law students, faculty, and alumni, Klock was far more than a distinguished litigator; he was a teacher, a mentor, and one of the school’s most steadfast supporters.
Professor Thomas Kadri explores privacy, technology and public safety
Professor Kadri's recent scholarship and practitioner outreach highlight the evolving legal challenges posed by data privacy, online platforms and emerging technologies.
School of Law faculty at the forefront of AI governance
A new IDSC Magazine feature spotlights three School of Law professors driving the conversation on AI regulation.
Professor Zanita Fenton reexamines the 13th Amendment in new law review article
Professor Fenton’s latest scholarship argues that the 13th Amendment guarantees fundamental self-ownership, providing a powerful constitutional framework for protecting reproductive autonomy.
Professor Yonathan Arbel: Bridging private law, AI governance, and the future of legal practice
The University of Miami School of Law welcomes Yonathan Arbel, an expert in private law and legal technology, to its faculty.
Jotwell: the journal legal scholars turn to for research that matters
Founded by University of Miami School of Law Professor A. Michael Froomkin, the online journal provides a space where legal scholars can go to identify and celebrate the latest work of their colleagues.
New scholarship by Craig Trocino exposes the impact of ‘dark pleas’ on wrongfully convicted individuals
Innocence Clinic director Craig Trocino examines how prosecutors leverage post-conviction deals, forcing wrongfully convicted individuals to choose between clearing their name or going home.
Tamar Ezer’s latest scholarship redefines legal leadership, human rights standards, and community solidarity
Across three recent law review articles, Tamar Ezer presents new frameworks for legal leadership education, gender-based violence protections, and community responses to homelessness and hunger.
Law and medicine, united: Dr. Laura Karas joins Miami Law faculty
Karas’ interdisciplinary expertise will enrich the school's growing focus on health law, bioethics, and the legal frontiers of biotechnology.
