UF Levin College of Law

Jacksonville Area Legal Aid hosts ‘Alternative Spring Break’ “Alternative Spring Break” is an annual community outreach project hosted by Jacksonville Area Legal Aid in which law students assist low-income seniors with drafting their advance directives. “These documents are invaluable, especially to those senior members of our community, and include a p...

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professors continue to influence a wide range of national conversations about artificial intelligence and technology.

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Upon graduation, our Class of 2024 will disperse throughout the nation to pursue careers in a variety of sectors, including government and public interest, federal and state clerkships, business and industry, and big law.

is committed to ensuring our graduates land rewarding and fulfilling jobs upon graduation.

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will welcome Professor Gary S. Lawson, one of the nation's leading administrative law scholars, to campus this summer. Professor Lawson joins Florida from Boston University School of Law.

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“It’s payback time. I believe you have to give back, and I’ve been fortunate in life to be able to do it.” - alum Jack Bierley is the alum with the longest record of giving back to University of Florida, making a donation each year since 1963.

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Congratulations, Justice Sasso!

Justice Meredith Sasso sworn in as a justice of the Florida Supreme Court Described as a determined originalist, diligent worker, and devoted mother (and Gator fan), Meredith Sasso was ceremonially sworn into the Florida Supreme Court on January 19 on a late Friday afternoon. Near the end of the ceremony, Chief Justice Carlos Muñiz commented: “After hearing all those s...

Thanks to our incredible alumni and friends who taught several compressed courses to 2Ls and 3Ls last week: Judge Patricia Barksdale (JD 96), Judge Kenneth Gillespie, Jessica Furst Johnson (JD 07), David Lancelot (JD 99), Tara Tedrow (JD 12), McGregor Love (JD 16), Hon. Manisha Singh (JD 94), and S. Becca Smith (JD 07).

The University of Florida Levin College of Law is pleased to announce that Professor Gary S. Lawson, currently the William Fairfield Warren Distinguished Professor at Boston University School of Law, will join the Florida Law faculty during the summer of 2024.

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As 2023 comes to a close, we reflect on an eventful year at the Levin College of Law. Explore year-end highlights and ways you can support 's future: https://mailchi.mp/law.ufl.edu/reflecting-on-uf-laws-year

Congratulations to our fall graduates!

welcomed Professor Thomas Hawkins this fall to lead our Environmental and Community Development Clinic. He joins Professor Juan Caballero, Professor Donna Erez-Navot, and Professor Derek Wheeler who we welcomed to UF Law in 2022.

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student Sven Kleinhans has been creating dozens of Advent calendars for kids who are stuck in hospitals during the holidays.

“I was looking for something that is meaningful to me, that has some sort of history with my background." Read his story:

Mark Woods: For student from Germany, Advent calendars more than a countdown to Christmas To understand why Sven Kleinhans, a University of Florida law student, makes Advent calendars for hospitalized children, go back to his own childhood.

welcomed several new professors this fall, including Visiting Professor Cathy Hwang, a leading business law scholar. Professor Hwang joins Professor Lynn LoPucki, Professor Christopher Hampson, and Professor Jiaying Jiang, who we welcomed in 2022. These prolific scholars complement our existing faculty researching corporate social responsibility, bankruptcy, business formation, capital markets, and fintech, among other topics.

Explore the latest scholarship and activities: https://mailchi.mp/law.ufl.edu/business-innovation-at-florida-law

Florida Law professors continue to produce leading health law research. Our faculty’s scholarship explores the regulation of medical technology, the role of artificial intelligence in biomedical research, privacy and digital health, legal frameworks and considerations for forensic evaluation, and improvements for a mental health advance directive statute, among other topics. Explore our latest work: https://mailchi.mp/law.ufl.edu/health-law-at-university-of-florida-levin-college-of-law

On November 9 in Miami, join professors along with leading national experts in AI and Tax in considering the application of artificial intelligence and the challenges it poses to the practice of Tax Law. Space is limited for this CLE opportunity.

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Artificial Intelligence & Tax Law: Theory and Practice - Levin College of Law Register Now! Space is limited to 50 participants. Join University of Florida law professors along with leading national experts in AI and Tax in considering the application of artificial intelligence and the challenges it poses to the practice of Tax Law Thursday, November 9, 2023 333 SE 2nd Avenue...