University of Miami School of law associate dean and counsel to the dean Raquel Matas. Courtesy Photo
University of Miami School of Law associate dean Raquel Matas wants to move beyond the limits of her specialties in deal finance, project permitting and law school operations.
“That’s a question of temperament. Some people enjoy becoming an uber-specialist in a particular area,” she said.
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