April 15, 2013 | Volume XIX, Issue 28
Published: Sep 2nd, 2008
John G. Roberts, Jr., Chief Justice of the United States, will have a chance to put four UF law students on the spot this semester (Read Competitor Biographies). Roberts will [...]
Published: Sep 2nd, 2008
What started as food service job turned into a lifelong legal career for one UF Law graduate. Michael T. Moore, a double Gator (JD 74), spent his summers before law [...]
Published: Sep 2nd, 2008
Professor Elizabeth Rowe was quoted in an article investigating the NCAA trying to block fantasy leagues’ move into college football. Rowe said she believes that courts treat sports figures differently [...]
Published: Sep 2nd, 2008
John G. Roberts, Jr., Chief Justice of the United States, will have a chance to put four UF law students on the spot this semester (Read Competitor Biographies). Roberts will [...]
Published: Sep 2nd, 2008
UF Law would like to welcome the new LL.M. in Comparative Law students: Lea Abi-Nader, Alwaleed Albazaie, Kamala Botha, Charlotte Broly, Leslie Gunn, Paula Horton-Cross, Na Li, Karina Lins, Rene [...]
Published: Sep 2nd, 2008
This year’s entering class is among the best and brightest in the nation. With UF Law ranked in the top 25 public and 46th overall of the nation’s nearly 200 [...]
Published: Sep 2nd, 2008
The UF Levin College of Law unveiled images of South Africa’s Bill of Rights in Holland Hall on Friday. The College of Law purchased the images from an art gallery [...]
Published: Sep 2nd, 2008
For her tireless work and innovative policy proposals to strengthen Social Security for vulnerable groups, Patricia Dilley, professor at the University of Florida’s Levin College of Law, was recently presented [...]
