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Alumni Spotlight: David Katz
David Katz: Focused On What's Best For Others Life's journey for David Katz (05) has taken a number of interesting turns. And through it all, Katz has focused his concerns on what's best for others – whether he is giving of his time and finances, exploring innovative legal practices, devoting important attention to his family or providing...
Alumni Spotlight: Amber Davis, Kevin Wimberly and Erica Cipparone.
Amber Davis (‘06), Kevin Wimberly (‘08) and Erica Cipparone ('10) have a lot in common – much more than their mutual bond as Barry Law graduates. They work for the same law firm. They are deeply involved in the growing field of intellectual property (IP) law. They are active in the Orlando legal community. And they each share a...
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Barry Law Professor Explores Intersectional Justice in Pulse Shooting Article
An article by Judith Koons, Professor at Barry University School of Law, about the Pulse shooting will be published in an upcoming issue of The Scholar: St. Mary's Law Review on Race and Social Justice and has been featured in an interview by Scholastica. “Our community, as well as the nation, was shaken to its core by the massacre," Koons...
Barry Law Professor recognized as one of Orlando Business Journal's 40 under 40
Barry Law Professor Nadia B. Ahmad was selected by the Orlando Business Journal as part of the magazine's 2016 class of "40 Under 40." The distinction recognizes Central Florida's top professionals under the age for 40 who have made significant achievements in their career. “I'm humbled by this honor and profoundly appreciative," said...
Barry Law Dean Diaz named as a Woman Worth Watching for 2016
Barry Law Dean Leticia M. Diaz has been named as a Woman Worth Watching in this month's issue of Profiles in Diversity Journal."It's an honor to be including among such a prestigious group. In order to make sure all groups are represented it's important to continue to shine a light on diversity in education," said Dean Diaz, the first...
Barry Law School Moot Court team wins the Robert Orseck Moot Court Competition
For the first time in Barry Law School history, the Barry Law Moot Court team finished first overall in the 2016 Robert Orseck Memorial Moot Court Competition, which was sponsored by the Young Lawyers Division of the Florida Bar. In addition, Barry won both of the other top prizes at the event – Best Advocate and Best Brief. The Barry Law...