Tuana Yazici has already received an M.A. in international administration, with a concentration in international space law, and a B.A. in philosophy, politics, and economics.
Presented by Miami Law Women, the award honors a School of Law faculty member who displays outstanding service, scholarship, and mentorship.
The group of students and professors supported vulnerable island nations and collaborated with NGOs, while gaining vital experience in international climate diplomacy.
With the right understanding of corporate governance law, labor regulations, and compliance strategies, it is possible to maintain harmonious and compliant workplaces.
As 2024 unfolds, Miami Law celebrates a remarkable year marked by achievements, community support, and groundbreaking initiatives.
Through strong negotiation skills and solid legal frameworks, project managers and other professionals can optimize outcomes and keep all parties in agreement.
The Lit Skills Program recently awarded nine scholarships to students who distinguished themselves through their hard work and trial advocacy skills.
The event invites teams to create innovative solutions for monetizing nature-based solutions to enhance urban resilience.
Professor Newman is an expert on antitrust and competition law.
A generous gift from Ambassadors Sue, J.D. '78, and Chuck Cobb will expand knowledge of diplomacy on campus.
Inaugural Climate and Environmental Law fellow Renee Valerie Fajardo channels her frustrations with current climate law to advocate for stronger environmental protections.
The Miami Law & AI Lab held a panel addressing the integration of AI in legal practice and education, highlighting the need for adaptation in a technology-driven landscape.