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University of Miami Law School Shines as Finalist in Florida Legal Awards for AI Innovation and Educational Advancements

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Miami, Fla. — The University of Miami School of Law has been named a finalist for the prestigious 2025 Florida Legal Awards in the Legal Innovation Award category, marking a significant recognition for its cutting-edge Miami Law & AI Lab. Since its inception under the direction of Interim Dean Patricia Abril, the lab has been a trailblazer in incorporating artificial intelligence into the realm of legal studies and practice. Patricia Abril, who assumed the role of interim dean in May 2024, brings a distinguished background in business law and an extensive publication record, particularly in … Read more

Man Charged After Fatal Miami Hit-and-Run, Victim Hailed as Hero for Saving Friend

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Miami, FL––Over the weekend, a Miami court charged George Sternbergh, 57, with several offenses related to a fatal hit-and-run incident. The charges against Sternbergh include fleeing the scene of an accident, reckless driving, and operating a vehicle with a suspended license. The incident occurred on Thursday evening when Sternbergh reportedly hit Jesus Guerrero, 42, who was crossing the street at the intersection of Northwest 14th Avenue and 54th Street. Authorities state that Guerrero was with a friend at the time and managed to push his friend out of harm’s way moments before the collision. Following … Read more

Miami Man Faces Court for Alleged Fatal Attacks on Homeless Individuals

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MIAMI — A man appeared in a Miami court facing charges of murder after allegedly attacking four homeless individuals early Thursday morning, killing two. The suspect, whose identity has not yet been released, faced additional charges during his recent court appearance as the investigation into the attacks continues. In what police described as a series of unprovoked attacks, the man allegedly targeted individuals who were sleeping in the streets of Downtown Miami. The attacks not only shocked the local community but also drew national attention to the vulnerability of the homeless population in urban areas. … Read more

Olympic Medalist Fred Kerley Charged After Alleged Racially-Charged Police Encounter in Miami Beach

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Miami Beach, FL — The legal team representing Olympic sprinter Fred Kerley has suggested that the athlete’s recent arrest might have racial undertones. Kerley, a decorated runner with silver and bronze medals from the Tokyo 2020 and Paris 2024 Olympics respectively, faces a felony and two misdemeanor charges following a New Year’s Day incident involving Miami Beach police officers. According to Yale Sanford, Kerley’s attorney, the treatment of Kerley during the incident reflects a broader racial bias that affects many African Americans across the nation. Sanford criticized the police’s handling of the situation, pointing out … Read more