A University of Miami School of Law program bridges the gap between what law students learn in school and what they need to know as upcoming associates in real estate as South Florida experiences a real estate boom.
The school’s Master of Laws in Real Property Development program allows students to hit the ground running as legal practitioners with hands-on experience that caters to attorneys at small and mid-size law firms.
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