Understanding compliance laws as they relate to data security is paramount.
When a construction manager has specific legal expertise as it relates to the construction industry, it may be possible to mitigate common risks.
The clinic is one of two Innocence Network member organizations in Florida and is the only university-based innocence organization in the state.
With the proper strategies in place, businesses can determine the likelihood of certain issues occurring and take proactive measures to reduce risks.
The Miami Law student is working toward her LL.M. at the University of Miami while managing her real estate firm, Brown & Associates Law & Title.
Brhea D'Mello is leveraging her engineering degrees from Johns Hopkins to immerse herself in the cutting-edge Miami Law & AI Lab.
The Honorable Linda Lopez, J.D. ‘99, Judge of the United States District Court for the Southern District of California, encourages students to work hard and believe that they can accomplish anything.
Tamar Ezer’s research focuses on the intersection of health and human rights, housing and homelessness, access to justice, women’s rights, children’s rights, and human rights pedagogy.
Ashley Gomez-Rodon, J.D. ‘18, movie aficionado and associate at Cozen O’Connor, encourages alumni to get involved with the Law Alumni Association.
Sabrina Gallo, J.D. '00, B.S. '93, chairs Greenberg Traurig's Miami Product Liability & Mass Torts Litigation Group.
Community unites to protect Lake Carmen from developer's threats amid legal battle.
Adjunct Professor Frank Citera, J.D. ’83, and 3L student Julia Steiner collaborated on an article about the expansion of public nuisance claims against the opioid industry.