Miami Law Magazine

Moot Court Ranked Third in the Nation

Miami Law's moot court program achieved its highest national ranking in 2023 when it reached No. 3. Over the years, members have won 100 Best Oralist awards, 56 Best Brief awards, and 28 overall competitions.

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The University of Miami School of Law Office of Communications publishes Miami Law Magazine annually.

The magazine showcases the achievements of students, faculty, and alumni nationally and internationally. In its newly named and designed format, Miami Law Magazine launched in 2011.

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Students

Ambitious Students Harness Joint Degree Opportunities

Meet four of Miami Law's joint degree students. With a diverse range of backgrounds and interests, they have each made significant contributions in their respective areas of expertise. From groundbreaking research to advocacy work, these students have proven to be exceptional leaders in their fields.

Randy Fitzgerald, Jordan Brooks, Gabriella Kayal, and Delaney Reynolds (Photo by Joshua Prezant)

Additional Student Stories

Born to Lead: Eyga Williamson

"Legally Blonde" Makes a Lasting Impression

10 to Watch: Students to Keep an Eye On

Faculty

Interpreting the First Amendment Through an Equality Lens

Caroline Mala Corbin is a fierce defender of the rights of minorities. A noted constitutional scholar on First Amendment issues relating to freedom of speech and freedom of religion, Corbin considers these issues through an equality lens.

Professor Caroline Mala Corbin (Photo by Joshua Prezant)

Additional Faculty Stories

Tracing the Changing Contours of Health Law

Guiding the Law Library into the Future

Smart Takes: Professor Irwin Stotzky

Smart Takes: Denisse Córdova Montes

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Miami Law Magazine - Spring 2024

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Tiffani Lee, J.D. '97: Father's Fight for Justice Seeded Path to Daughter's Success

As Holland & Knight's diversity partner, Tiffani Lee has prioritized doing good inside and outside the firm. She has provided pro bono representation to foster children, incarerated persons, and homeless indiviudals. She has also guided numerous law students and younger attorneys as a mentor. She is committed to "paying it forward."

Tiffani Lee, J.D. ’97

Additional Alumni Stories

Judd and Laura Zebersky, J.D. 93: Toymakers Extraordinaire

'Canes Family: Father and Son Remain Committed to Alma Mater

Double 'Canes Journey from UM Undergrad to Miami Law to Giving Back

Philanthropy

From Music Booking Agent to the Bench & Back: Distinguished Alumnus Establishes Scholarship

The Honorable Richard V. Margolius, aka Ric Zweig, J.D. '73, established a testamentary gift which will fund an endowed scholarship to give students a means to afford a Miami Law education.