New edition of contracts e-book published by Calleros

The 2012 edition of Contracts: Cases, Text, and Problems by Professor Charles Calleros was published as an electronic casebook in August by Carolina Academic Press.

Chodorow writes guest post for ‘Forbes’

Professor Adam Chodorow has written a guest post for Forbes titled, “Charitable FSAs: A Proposal to Combine Healthcare and Charitable Giving Tax Provisions.”

Hessick interviewed on KPNX about SB 1070 injunction

Professor Andy Hessick discussed proceedings in U.S. District Court regarding whether a new injunction should be issued against SB 1070, during a segment on Channel 12 on Wednesday, Aug. 22.

Marchant addresses regulatory reform conference in S. Korea

ASU Regents’ Professor Gary Marchant will deliver a lecture at the Korea Legislation Research Institute’s 22nd Anniversary International Conference, “Legislative Impact Assessment for Regulatory Reform: Achievements and Prospects,” Aug. 23, in Seoul, South Korea.

Bodansky quoted in ‘Innovation News Daily’

Dan Bodansky, Lincoln Professor of Law, Ethics, and Sustainability, was quoted recently in an article in Innovation News Daily, titled “Rules Lacking for Geoengineering Projects for Global Warming.”

Two ASU law grads among three finalists for Arizona Supreme Court seat

Two alumni of the Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law at Arizona State University and a graduate of Stanford Law School are the finalists for a vacant seat on the Arizona Supreme Court.

NIH awards $884,000 grant to ASU’s Center for Law, Science & Innovation

The Center for Law, Science & Innovation has been awarded a three-year grant totaling nearly $900,000 by the National Institutes of Health’s National Human Genome Research Institute.

Diaz named to top Hispanic leadership group in Phoenix

Marisol Diaz, Director of Admissions and Student Groups at the College of Law, recently was named a recipient of the 6th Annual 40 Hispanic Leaders Under 40 Awards for her strong commitment to diversity in education.

Hinshaw article on men v. women negotiation ethics published in Washington University journal

A study by Clinical Professor Art Hinshaw on attorney negotiation ethics, through the gender lens, recently was published in the Washington University Journal of Law and Policy.

Marchant speaks at ABA debate on Prop 37

ASU Regents’ Professor Gary Marchant recently participated in a debate hosted by the American Bar Association on Proposition 37, a California 2012 ballot initiative that would require labeling of genetically engineered foods and prohibit advertising claiming the foods are natural.