Every fall, Miami Law hosts the competition to crown the best team and induct students into the Charles C. Papy, Jr. Moot Court Board.
The University of Miami School of Law entered an Erasmus+ Mobility partnership with Eötvös Loránd University in Hungary.
A. Jay Cristol endowed the School of Law's bankruptcy clinic and bankruptcy chair.
Yvette Ostolaza, A.B. ’86, J.D. ’92, Sidley Austin LLP’s management committee chair, has generously made a gift to support these two areas.
Samara Spiler studies real estate and transactional law and will work at Kirkland & Ellis as a real estate associate in New York City after graduation.
Roy Black, Jerry Hollo, and Ana VeigaMilton are part of an exclusive group: double 'Canes, who graduated from the U undergrad and Miami Law. Read their stories and how they remain advocates for their alma mater.
A collaboration on a racial justice assessment in Miami-Dade County revealed critical insights, leading to a Miami Law student presenting in Geneva.
Dan Harris, host of the 10% Happier podcast and author of the bestselling book, will focus on the importance of mindfulness in navigating modern life, particularly in the context of the upcoming 2024 election.
Double 'Canes Wayne Chaplin, J.D. '82, and his son, David, J.D. '13, work together at Southern Glazer's Wine & Spirit, and continue to support their community and the University of Miami.
The second-year law student sought the learning and externship opportunities only city life offers.
With a comprehensive suite of offerings tailored for peak student performance, the program is bolstered by a dedicated team ready to support students in their academic journey.
Chief Judge Michael P. Allen will be the guest speaker at the forum for distinguished jurists and public figures to discuss essential legal and international matters.
Judd and Laura Zebersky’s path to leading one of the biggest toy manufacturing companies in the world was not a traditional one.
Students spent their summer in corporate settings learning firsthand what businesses need from in-house counsel.
The second-year law student, who went to UNC Chapel Hill, was raised by lawyers and has learned about the law since childhood.