School of Law Faculty
Miami Law's award-winning podcast closes season 13
From Diddy to Coca, the Miami Law Explainer interviews experts parsing headline-making news.
Professor Jessica Owley attends the COP16 in Cali, Colombia
The central objective of the Convention on Biological Diversity, adopted by 196 countries in 1992, is to promote measures that lead to a sustainable future.
Faculty director of the Human Rights Program participates in International Congress on Law and Mental Health
Health law and human rights expert Tamar Ezer presents two lectures in Barcelona.
Fostering global insights through faculty exchange
The University of Miami School of Law entered an Erasmus+ Mobility partnership with Eötvös Loránd University in Hungary.
Professor Bernard Perlmutter presents lectures on law and mental health and participates on podcast
Professor Perlmutter attended the International Congress on Law and Mental Health where he presented two lectures and spoke on the legal complexity of the Elián González case for a podcast.
Miami Law hosts event to discuss Professor Michele DeStefano’s latest book
The book event will feature guest speakers discussing Leader Upheaval: A Guide to Client-Centricity, Culture Creation, and Collaboration.
Professor of Legal Writing is featured in two legal podcasts
Jill Barton’s recent book, “The Supreme Guide to Writing,” is discussed in The Modern Law Library podcast and National Public Radio’s podcast Life Elsewhere.
International law expert on criminal, human rights, humanitarian, and trade joins the School of Law
Charles C. Jalloh, the Richard A. Hausler Chair in Law, will start teaching in the spring.
Professor Charlton Copeland named as associate dean of pedagogical innovation
A gifted teacher and dedicated mentor, Professor Copeland will serve in this new role for two years.
Professor Kunal Parker publishes essay on what originalism can teach historians
American legal history expert Professor Parker published in the Notre Dame Law Review and co-organized a conference at Oxford University.
Professor Gabriel Scheffler co-authors essay on the administrative state
The essay was published by The Regulatory Review, a publication by the University of Pennsylvania Law School.
New clinicians and practicum enhance experiential learning opportunities
Many offerings—nine clinics, 65+ experiential courses, mock trial and moot court, a litigation skills program, transactional skills program, externships, and more—prepare students for a modern legal practice.
