School of Law News

USF alumnus and intellectual property lawyer brings grit and good humor to his work and to his life.
 

Professor George Bach returned to campus this fall as a full-time member of the faculty, teaching Constitutional Law, Evidence, and Civil Procedure.

As Country Managing Partner of major global law firm DLA Piper Korea, Daniel Won Zo Lee ’83 looks back on an unexpected journey shaped by hard work, big decisions, and the support of mentors.

This academic year, USF has introduced artificial intelligence in classes all over campus. Here are some of the ways students are using AI.

Lydia Flocchini ’98 didn’t set out to work in legal tech. As a law student, she discovered the power of digital tools in conducting research, and she’s never looked back.

We caught up with Professor Tirres about the advice she wishes she’d gotten in law school, the passions that keep her grounded outside the classroom, and why she’s excited to join USF Law.

The integration of AI tools will complement and enhance traditional instruction methods in Evidence, Professional Responsibility, Federal Income Tax, Employment Law, and Tax Writing, among other courses.

After more than three decades of service, Professor Ho has retired from USF Law, leaving behind a legacy of commitment to legal education and student success. 

Third-year law student Samantha Cano ‘26 is spending the summer months pushing the boundaries of justice in ways that often go unseen. This summer, Cano is working with the Climate Change and Animal Agriculture Litigation Initiative (CCAALI), part of the Law, Environment, and Animals Program at Yale Law School.

The Honorable Benjamin T. Reyes II ’92 served as commencement speaker at the 2025 USF law school graduation. He delivered a clear charge to graduates: use your law degree to pursue justice, serve others, and protect the truth.