miami law: new concentration on business compliance and sustainability October 28, 2020
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miami law appointments news August 6, 2020
Posted by Bradley in : Uncategorized , add a commentaugust 5th virtual symposium on online legal education July 29, 2020
Posted by Bradley in : events , add a commentThe symposium is titled: Power, Privilege, and Transformation: Lessons from the Pandemic for Online Legal Education and information, including a link to register is here.
um law support for our international students July 9, 2020
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june 4 online panel on colombian peace process at um law June 1, 2020
Posted by Bradley in : Uncategorized , add a commentWe hoped to have this panel in person but Covid-19 prevented that from happening. Miami Law has been discussing what we can do to facilitate the transition to justice in Colombia and this event is part of that effort. The Panel will be from 5-7 pm, and in Spanish (with simultaneous translation into English). Details are here.
teach-in for the current moment at um law this week May 31, 2020
Posted by Bradley in : events , add a commentMiamiLaw Zoom Teach-In: Racist Police Brutality and the Role of Law, Lawyers, and Law Enforcement in the Problem and its Solutions on Tuesday, June 2nd, 12:30 to 2 pm, hosted by Dean Tony Varona & BLSA President Ronnie Graham, featuring Prof. Donna Coker, Miami Law, Prof. Charlton Copeland, Miami Law, Prof. Angela J. Davis, American University Washington College of Law (author/editor of Policing the Black Man), Prof. Osamudia James, Miami Law, and Prof. Donald M. Jones, Miami Law
To register for free, click here.
university of miami school of law and the law of covid-19 April 1, 2020
Posted by Bradley in : Uncategorized , add a commentI participated in a webinar we held the other day on covid-19 and the video is available here.
heathrow and the paris agreement February 27, 2020
Posted by Bradley in : climate , add a commentOur decision should be properly understood. We have not decided, and could not decide, that there will be no third runway at Heathrow. We have not found that a national policy statement supporting this project is necessarily incompatible with the United Kingdom’s commitment to reducing carbon emissions and mitigating climate change under the Paris Agreement, or with any other policy the Government may adopt or international obligation it may undertake. That is not the outcome here. However, the consequence of our decision is that the Government will now have the opportunity to reconsider the ANPS in accordance with the clear statutory requirements that Parliament has imposed.
fintech opacity February 25, 2020
Posted by Bradley in : financial regulation , add a commentThe Irving Fisher Committee on Central Bank Statistics has published a Report on Central Banks and Fintech Data Issues which identifies a number of issues relating to the implications of increased use of fintech for the availability of data central banks need to address their mandates relating to monetary and financial stability and the operation of payments systems. Some questions relate to financial activity by entities that are not within the regulatory perimeter for reporting to central banks, and other issues relate to data about fintech activities by traditional financial intermediaries, such as what operational, reputational, financial issues are raised by their fintech activities. In jurisdictions where fintech is most developed central banks are actively seeking to close these data gaps.
other umlaw events on monday February 21, 2020
Posted by Bradley in : events , add a commentIn addition to the lecture on Monday evening Claudio Grossman will also talk at lunchtime (12.20-1.50 pm) in the Alma Jennings Student Lounge on the topic Seeking Justice: Reparations to Individuals for Human Rights Violations in the Inter-American System.
At the same time in Room A110 John Barkett will Report on the MIAS Task Force on Expedited Arbitration under the UNCTIRAL Arbitration Rules.