Check and balanceJustice Jorge Labarga (JD 79) and Speaker Dean Cannon (JD 92) operate on different sides of a divide defined by the Founding Fathers — the Separation of Powers — and are writing the latest plot twist in the never-ending-story of American government.
Gator law in the familyMany UF Law alumni and students claim to bleed orange and blue. It’s more unusual for the colors to course through the branches and roots of their family trees. Here is a close-up of three of these families, each with a student currently attending UF Law and each proud of their tradition of Gator lawyers.
UF Law aligns curriculum with practice of lawWith an eye toward changing technology, economics and expectations in the legal profession, UF Law adopts a new academic mission statement that will help guide the school’s curriculum so students can hit the ground running in the legal world upon earning their degree.
UF Lawyers in the global Gator NationFrom Sub-Saharan Africa to North Korea and from Haiti to Micronesia, UF Law alumni make their mark overseas. Gators use their law degrees to change the world, one corner at a time.
Spring 2011: Read UF LAW for articles exploring important legal questions, to catch up with classmates and to learn more about the law school.
D. Burke Kibler III (JD 49) and Warren M. Cason (JD 50) are posthumously honored for their contributions to UF Law and to Florida.
