Drawing on nearly two decades of litigation experience, the law professor explains how timed, in-class assignments prepare international law students for the realities of a demanding legal career.

The grant was awarded by the Washington Center for Equitable Growth, a nonprofit research and grantmaking organization dedicated to advancing evidence-backed ideas and policies that promote economic growth.

After nearly two decades behind bars for a crime he did not commit, Lawrence Johnson walked free on September 26, 2025, thanks to the persistent efforts of the School of Law’s Innocence Clinic.

Professor Michael Froomkin created the course and brought in an elite group of distinguished legal experts to explore the current interpretation of executive power.

Practicing mindfulness can be seen as a path whose destination is a strengthened mindfulness — a quality of mind characterized by reduced susceptibility to distraction, greater focus, heightened situational and self-awareness, and improved regulation of emotional agitation. This month we will explore four key elements of a popular mindfulness practice known as Focused Attention and...

The Miami Seaquarium, one of the country’s oldest marine mammal parks, is officially up for sale.

DEF CON, the world's largest cybersecurity conference, featured various tracks of speakers on computer and hacking-related subjects, as well as cybersecurity challenges and competitions.

Tune in to our weekly podcast, brought to you by the University of Miami School of Law, where our faculty and clinician experts dissect and demystify the law, tackling headlines one by one. Gain…

The University of Miami School of Law presents the 2025 Constitution Crisis Seminar series, organized by Laurie Silvers & Mitchell Rubenstein Distinguished P...

Craig Trocino, Director of Miami Law’s Innocence Clinic, discusses how traumatic abuse connects to violent crime. His expertise includes appellate practice, postconviction litigation, criminal law,…

An important sequel to the groundbreaking first edition, Robot Law: Volume II by Professor A. Michael Froomkin explores societal and economic changes introduced by robotics.

Tune in to our weekly podcast, brought to you by the University of Miami School of Law, where our faculty and clinician experts dissect and demystify the law, tackling headlines one by one. Gain…

Amy Perez joins the board of directors of NALP, and Katrin Hussmann Schroll joins LSAC's board of trustees and is chair of product strategy and innovation.

The appointments enhance the school’s research and instructional support for students and faculty.

Members of the University of Miami faculty share what fuels their creativity.

As the volume of sanctions orders resulting from attorneys' use of faulty citations blamed on artificial intelligence continues to rise, federal judges are beginning to pivot from financial sanctions…

Famous philosopher Susan Haack teaches in the College of Arts and Sciences and the School of Law.

The weekly news show brings faculty experts to the microphone tackling the headlines of the day.

Professors JoNel Newman and Bernard Perlmutter have been appointed to the roles of associate dean for Experiential Learning and inaugural director of Law Clinics, respectively.

Jill Barton is the director of the Legal Communication and Research Skills Program.