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  Special Lecture Explores International Law & Climate Refugees
  What happens when climate change and disasters force people from their homes, but international law offers no single framework for protecting them?  Before an audience of law students representing a broad range of interests, Dr. Andreas Müller, Professor of international law, human rights law, and European law at the University of Basel (Switzerland), examined the ways nations might work together… Read more: Special Lecture Explores International Law & Climate Refugees
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  Introducing Stetson’s new Higher Education Law and Policy MJur
  With Professor Peter Lake at its helm, Stetson’s Center for Excellence in Higher Education Law & Policy is a hub for professionals working in the higher ed sector. From expert-led webinars on national policy shifts to a national conference on Clearwater Beach every spring, the Center brings together industry leaders to speak openly about work and life in a dynamic… Read more: Introducing Stetson’s new Higher Education Law and Policy MJur
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  Uniform Law Commission Role Is a Dream Come True for Prof. Adams 
  Working as a bank teller over several summers during her college days, Stetson Law Professor Kristen Adams developed a curiosity about cashless transactions and how they are regulated.  “I became completely fascinated with the laws of payment systems,” Adams said.  In the years since, the longtime Stetson Law professor has developed a subspecialty in payment systems and is now a… Read more: Uniform Law Commission Role Is a Dream Come True for Prof. Adams 
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  Meet Stetson’s Newest Law Faculty for 2026
  As the 2026 academic year begins, Stetson Law welcomes new and visiting faculty representing a diverse range of specialties. Their expertise and experience will enhance the College of Law’s robust offerings and empower students to build the skills that will make them exceptional, ethical legal professionals. Professor of Law W. Edward “Ted” Afield – Tax Law  Specializing in federal taxation… Read more: Meet Stetson’s Newest Law Faculty for 2026
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  A Bride-to-Be and an Advocate: Sierra Scott, Esq.
  Every couple hopes for the perfect wedding. While wedding-planning usually involves guest lists, cake tastings, and flowers, few expect bankruptcy court to be part of the checklist. In early June 2026, Stetson Dispute Resolution Board alumna Sierra Scott ’25 and her fiancé learned that their wedding venue, Red Mesa Cantina in St. Pete, had abruptly closed and filed for Chapter… Read more: A Bride-to-Be and an Advocate: Sierra Scott, Esq.