LawJason Anon, Rising 3L, Awarded the 2018 Florida Bar Labor & Employment Law Section Scholarship
Congratulations to Jason Anon for being awarded the 2018 Florida Bar Labor & Employment Law Section Scholarship.
News Archives: Student News
Trial Team Best Advocate Finalist Bertha Santana Receives ABOTA Scholarship in Trial Advocacy
FIU College of Law Trial Team member Bertha Santana recently received a scholarship in trial advocacy from the Miami Chapter of ABOTA – the American Board of Trial Advocates.
Trial Team Champion Justin Duran Awarded FACDL-Miami Trial Advocacy Scholarship
Trial team champion Justin James Duran, has been awarded a scholarship by the Miami Chapter of the Florida Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers.
Nicole Peet, Rising 2L, Uses STEM Background to Her Advantage.
Nicole Peet, Rising 2L, uses her STEM background to her advantage for law school.
Tucker Pryor, 3L, Commissioned as a Second Lieutenant
Tucker Pryor, 3L, received a commission as a second lieutenant in the Air Force at a ceremony held on the University of Miami campus.
Jordan Cohen, Rising 2L, Receives First Place in William & Mary Law Artificial Intelligence Legal Issues Paper Competition
The 1st prize winner in the William & Mary Law Artificial Intelligence Legal Issues Paper Competition went to rising 2L, Jordan Cohen.
Daniel Fors, 3L, Published in Villanova Environmental Law Journal
Daniel Fors, 3L, published an article in the Villanova Environmental Law Journal, Volume 30, Issue 1, available in August 2018.
FIU Law Shines at 2018 Jessup International Rounds; Caps off Record Year for Moot Court Team
The FIU Law Moot Court Board of Appellate Advocates completed its 2017-2018 competition season with an impressive showing at the White & Case International Rounds of the Phillip C. Jessup International Law Moot Court Competition.
FIU Law Review Member Magdaline Marc discusses the constitutionality of imposing age restrictions on gun owners
FIU Law Review Member Magdaline Marc discusses whether imposing an age restriction on guns is constitutional.
FIU Law Review Member Josefine Blick discusses whether ISIS can be prosecuted by the International Criminal Court
FIU Law Review Member Josefine Blick discusses whether or not the International Criminal Court could prosecute ISIS for crimes against humanity.