The award honors Professor Parker’s book "The Turn to Process: American Legal, Political, and Economic Thought, 1870-1970."
Miami Law Professor George S. Georgiev, a member of the SEC’s Investor Advisory Committee, convened a two-part panel on the SEC’s regulatory approach to foreign firms accessing U.S. capital markets
Presented by Miami Law Women, the award honors a School of Law faculty member who displays outstanding service, scholarship, and mentorship.
A nationally recognized expert in intimate partner violence law and policy, Professor Coker’s scholarship focuses on criminal law, gender, and race inequality.
Professor Stotzky is a human rights law expert and the author of two books on Haiti.
The Miami Law & Finance Workshop features a strong line-up of papers that offers scholarly discussion, broadens access, and fosters essential mentorship for junior scholars in the rapidly evolving field of law and finance.
A manual for law school clinics, co-authored by professor JoNel Newman, was translated into Armenian to strengthen the country's legal aid clinics and highlights the impact of clinical scholarship at the School of Law.
Professor Bradley appears in this week’s The Explainer podcast, where Miami Law’s legal experts examine and explain the law.
The Burton Book Review is a new forum dedicated to thoughtful engagement with significant works in law and legal scholarship.
A University of Miami School of Law-supported online journal has been shifting the focus from critique to celebration of significant new writing from the academy with the corporate law section edited by faculty from the School of Law.
The conference discussed the relationship between intellectual property laws, technical cooperation, and economic development in Africa.
The weeklong event will feature hearings by the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights and expert panels on critical issues facing the Americas.