Noreuil creates new website for law students

Clinical Professor Chad Noreuil recently launched a website designed to help law students succeed in law school and on the Bar exam. Law School Zen (www.lawschoolzen.com) offers tips, strategies and advice, including specifics on studying, exam-taking and managing stress, and provides quotes of the week, legal words of the week and video clips of the week.

Cantrell wins national pro bono award

Felicia Cantrell, a third-year student at the College of Law, has been named the winner of the 17th Annual PSLawNet Pro Bono Publico Award. She was chosen from law students across the country for her work helping victims of sex crimes and family violence throughout the world.

Hessick to speak at memorial master class series

Professor Andy Hessick, Associate Dean for Research and Faculty Development at the College of Law, will speak at the 2011 Linda Haskell Memorial Master Class on Friday, Nov.4, at the University Club in downtown Phoenix.

Calleros organizes College of Law event with South Mountain High School

Students from South Mountain High School visited the College of Law on Wed., Sept. 27, and Sun., Oct. 2, as part of an event sponsored by the Hispanic National Bar Association Mentoring Program in Phoenix.

Marchant speaks at bankruptcy conference

Gary Marchant, ASU Lincoln Professor of Emerging Technologies, Law and Ethics and Executive Director of the Center for Law, Science & Innovation, spoke at a seminar titled, “Bankruptcy: Have We Hit the Ceiling?,” on Thursday, Oct. 6, in Orlando, Fla.

Homeowner Advocacy Unit in ‘East Valley Tribune’

The Homeowner Advocacy Unit of the College of Law recently was featured in an article in the East Valley Tribune titled “ASU law students help homeowners facing foreclosure, fraud.”

Furnish published in ‘UCC Law Journal’

Dale Furnish, Emeritus Professor of Law, published an article, “The Impact of the OAS Model Law of Secured Transactions in Latin America: the First Decade,” in the UCC Law Journal.

Grey quoted in 'New York Times' on bull runners' burden

Participants in an upcoming Cave Creek bull run have few, if any, people to legally blame but themselves if injury comes their way, Professor Betsy Grey told The New York Times in an article published on Oct. 5.

Ferguson-Bohnee speaks at Vine Deloria Jr. Distinguished Indigenous Scholars Series

Patty Ferguson-Bohnee, Faculty Director of the Indian Legal Program, spoke Sept. 28 at the Indigenous Women Activism & Scholarship in the Spirit of Vine Deloria Jr., a seminar presented by the American Indian Studies Program at the University of Arizona in Tuscon.

Marchant speaks at judicial conference

Gary Marchant, ASU Lincoln Professor of Emerging Technologies, Law and Ethics and Executive Director of the Center for Law, Science & Innovation, presented at the 53rd Annual Judicial Conference in Vancouver, Wash., on Oct. 3.