Externships from state capital to nation's capital
Lauren King and Janeal Fordham take advantage of the School of Law's host of experiential opportunities.
Mentoring initiative wraps up successful first year
Miami Law’s mentoring pods for first-year students enable collaboration and professional development through connections with upper-level students and alumni.
University of Miami School of Law students shine at ICC Moot Competition
The International Criminal Court Moot Court Competition is an annual event on criminal law.
Miami Law alumna embraces a fresh chapter in her legal career
After nearly two decades of litigating in Big Law, Alexandra Bach Lagos, J.D. ‘06, celebrates the launch of her new mediation and dispute resolution practice.
Richard Milstein’s passion for community engagement
Miami Law alumnus Richard Milstein reflects on his career, community outreach, and passion for the arts.
The School of Law's Business Law Review held its annual fireside chat
At the event, three expert panelists dove deep into the nuances of third-party litigation funding.
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.
The road to robes: One graduate's journey to the bench
Heloiza Correa credits the School of Law with much of her skills-ready success.
School of Law students learn about corporate accountability from farmworkers
Human Rights in the Field: students interested in human rights visit tomato fields and workers' coalition in Immokalee.
With #6 ranking for course variety—students can explore range of interests
Having one of the most extensive course catalogs of any law school in the U.S., students can prepare for careers in a range of practice areas.
School of Law students engage in meaningful legal advocacy during spring break
HOPE provides students with opportunities to engage in pro bono and community service during fall, winter, and spring breaks, both locally and nationally.
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.
