A pro bono legal service champion since the 1970s, Patricia Redmond has helped various clients navigate the complex issues involved with insolvency and bankruptcy.
In the Health Rights Clinic, one of the School of Law's nine hands-on clinical opportunities, students function as the lead lawyer responsible for all aspects of the case, under close faculty supervision.
Third-year School of Law students met with regulators at the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority and Certified Financial Planner Board of Standards.
A fellow at Miami Law's Children and Youth Law Clinic, Maia Boatwright is committed to ensuring justice and protection for foster youth and marginalized children.
A team of law students successfully secured a bond for a young mother of three, a domestic violence survivor who was detained by ICE, allowing her to reunite with her children.
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.
A. Jay Cristol endowed the School of Law's bankruptcy clinic and bankruptcy chair.
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.
A collaboration on a racial justice assessment in Miami-Dade County revealed critical insights, leading to a Miami Law student presenting in Geneva.
The second-year law student, who went to UNC Chapel Hill, was raised by lawyers and has learned about the law since childhood.
The nine-clinic event, part of the School of Law's experiential learning offerings, offered students a chance to explore Miami's history and build connections.
A collaboration on a racial justice assessment in Miami-Dade County revealed critical insights, leading to a Miami Law student presenting in Geneva.