School of Law News

Kimberly Perez worked as a legal assistant, where she witnessed attorneys help clients navigate complexity in their lives. This inspired her to pursue a JD.

After years of high-stakes military service, Jacob Abdalian wanted a civilian career that matched that same intensity and challenge. Law was the answer.

Faith Lee decided it was time to be in the room where the law isn't just made, but tested. Law school, she says, was a natural next step.

This year’s Law Review Symposium convened leading voices from law, policy, and land management to explore how legal systems are responding to the increasing scale and complexity of wildfire risk.

Adjunct Professor Joe Gruber discusses the hands-on work he is doing with his students to provide veterans with legal support.

Class of 2025 graduates are stepping confidently into their legal careers, prepared, supported, and already making an impact.

Shannon Labuschagne ’25 and Raniele Reyes ’25 traveled to Denver to monitor the landmark trial of U.S. v. Correa.

“The reward of helping someone through one of their worst moments, or simply assisting someone in creating their best moments, is what inspired me to pursue law school.”

Five USF Law alumnae are part of the deep bench that streaming entertainment juggernaut Netflix calls its “Dream Team.”

Kayli Tait ‘27 and Shane Audet ‘26 met “countless times” in person and on Zoom to prepare for this year’s Advanced Moot Court Competition (AMC). On Friday, September 19, they stood before three volunteer AMC judges and won first place.