#MiamiLaw Professor Pablo Rueda Saiz recently joined a Princeton's Inaugural Human Rights Initiative Conference roundtable to discuss the future of #HumanRights advocacy, social movements, and local approaches to protecting the rule of law.

Can AI run a corporation? Miami Law’s recent AI Corporations (A-Corps) Roundtable brought scholars together to explore how autonomous AI could reshape corporate governance, legal liability, and the roles of human directors and officers. Yonathan Arbel #MiamiLaw #AI

Christina S. Ho, Distinguished Professor of Law and Duncan M. Kennedy Scholar at Rutgers Law School, examines #MiamiLaw Professor Gabriel Scheffler’s forthcoming scholarship on the One Big Beautiful Bill Act and the future of U.S. health policy in the latest from Jotwell. #HealthCare

Christina Frohock, professor of legal writing & associate dean for experiential education, offers insight into a #SupremeCourt case examining when death row prisoners may bring new constitutional claims in federal court. #MIamiLaw

For 30 years, #MiamiLaw’s Center for Ethics and Public Service, led by founder Anthony Alfieri, has connected legal education with community service, including a longstanding partnership with #Miami’s historic West Grove. #LegalEthics

#MiamiLaw Professor Pablo Rueda Saiz joins a Princeton's Inaugural Human Rights Initiative Conference on Oct. 3 to explore the future of #HumanRights advocacy, social movements, and local approaches to protecting the rule of law: https://ow.ly/SwVs50ZTvPW

#MiamiLaw professors Andres Sawicki, Thomas Kadri, and Yonathan Arbel are featured in IDSC Magazine for their work on AI governance, privacy, and corporate responsibility. #AIGovernance https://news.miami.edu/law/stories/2026/09/miami-law-faculty-at-the-forefront-of-ai-governance.html

@carolinemalacorbin.bsky.social speaks about the growing use of religious liberty claims by faith groups challenging the Trump administration’s immigration policies and the questions these cases could raise for future religious freedom litigation. #MiamiLaw #ReligiousFreedom

#MIamiLaw Professor Zanita E. Fenton’s latest scholarship reexamines the #13thAmendment, arguing that its principle of self-ownership provides a constitutional framework for protecting bodily and reproductive autonomy.

How do legal scholars decide what’s worth reading? Founded by #MiamiLaw Professor Michael Froomkin, Jotwell helps scholars navigate the flood of new legal research by highlighting work experts believe deserves attention. #LegalScholarship

Professor Prof Caroline Mala Corbin Corbin joins WGN Radio’s Legal Face-Off to discuss a Supreme Court petition challenging Louisiana’s mandate to display the Ten Commandments in public school classrooms. #MiamiLaw