Assistant Professor and Retired Superior Court Judge Dave Cole Appointed By Arizona Attorney General Tom Horne.

State Representative Adam Driggs - Chairman of Judiciary Committee during bill's inception to be featured on Panel.

Toby Farmer to be the youngest and first with the disease to compete in Adventure Challenge.

Wolf accused of "Blowing Houses In" by Three Pigs in event for charity.

Clark To Return to Teaching in Australia Before Taking on Consulting Role with PSL’s Parent Company, Infilaw.

PhoenixLaw is seeking full-time visiting professors, as well as, adjunct professors for the 2010-2011 academic year. Read more about all positions available.

PSL Board Member Alex Navidad Honored by the Arizona State Bar.

Extensive Acadermic Administration Background Makes Solomon Ideal For New Role.

LSAC's Diversity Matters Award Recognizes Commitment to Valuing All.

Law School Boot Camp will lay groundwork for success in law school.

Two PhoenixLaw Employees Awarded 2010 Staff Excellence Awards.

PhoenixLaw Bar Exam Results Surpass State Average By Almost 10%.

PSL Professor Mary Dolores Guerra Named to American Bar Association's Diversity Pipeline Council.

PSL's Veronica Lucero Takes Home the First Place Scholarship.

The Past, Present and Future of the State's legal process is celebrated in the Arizona Government Book.  RSVP Here.

PhoenixLaw Students Win Best Brief in John J. Gibbons Criminal Procedure Moot Court

Phoenix School of Law offers tours and infoermation sessions on its full and part-time programs.

Four faculty members receive tenure, bringing total number of tenured faculty to seven.

PSL Professor's work cited at the US Supreme Court.

PSL keeps those New Year's Resolutions in check with a new Health and Wellness Club - open to students, administration, faculty and alumni.

Take a tour of the school and learn how you can become a lawyer through PSL.

Spring Semester FAQ's for PSL's returning students

December's PSL graduates are on their way to the Bar Exam.

PSL Professor becomes a guest blogger and two PSL Alumni open their own firm.

PSL Professor Penny Willrich was bestowed the Award of Excellence from the Black Women Lawyers Association of Arizona at the organizations annual awards luncheon on December 4.

Phoenix School of Law students are making a mark on the national moot court level.

Phoenix-area justices, attorneys, and legal educators gathered at Steele Indian School Park’s Memorial Hall to hear Visiting Professor Scott Taylor explore whether the case method existing  of  teaching is the best for today’s law  students.

State Bar and Phoenix School of Law volunteers will team up to help encourage South Phoenix youngsters develop the skills necessary to pursue a profession in the law.

Shari Miller was named “Lawyer of the Month” from the Maricopa County Volunteer Lawyers Program.  Shari joined the Volunteer Lawyers Program in early 2009, and was spotlighted in the October issue of Maricopa Lawyer.

The PhoenixLaw Mediation Clinic was asked to step in to help solve a dispute between a church and residents about a cathedral's bells.  

Prof. Steven Gonzales commented on the appointment of Judge Sonia Sotomayor on KTVK Channel 3.

More than 30 students and faculty volunteer to help the underserved.

Phoenix School of Law was honored to host and sponsor the 2009 Southeast/Southwest People of Color Legal Scholarship Conference from March 26 through March 29, 2009.

Professor Dave Cole was featured as an expert on KTVK Channel 3 morning show commenting on the jury deliberation of the high profile Dale Hausner murder case.

Phoenix School of Law's student-run mediation clinic was featured in The Arizona Republic in a story about the free service that is available.

Dean Eugene Clark appointed as Phoenix School of Law Interim Dean

Phoenix School of Law Celebrates Bar Exam Results --97% of Graduates Pass.

Phoenix School of Law invites the public to an information session to meet the Admissions Team, faculty, and learn about the application process.

Phoenix School of Law announced today the appointment of four new adjunct professors for the summer session.

34 Students, Three Years, First Graduating Class

Phoenix School of Law is proud to announce the 2007-2008 Teacher of the Year award to two outstanding faculty members: Professor Shandrea Solomon and Judge David R. Cole.

Two Moot Court teams from the Phoenix School of Law returned from the ABA Moot Court Competition held last month after making it to the semi-final rounds.

Evening open house answers questions about attending Law School

Phoenix School of Law announces the 2008-2009 Student Bar Association (SBA) Officers and Delegates.

Phoenix School of Law was pleased to host Visiting Professor Douglas McFarland's recent book signing for his political memoir Few Are Chosen.

Phoenix School of Law is pleased to announce that Dean Dennis J. Shields has been appointed Chair of the Board of Directors of the Greater Phoenix Urban League.

Phoenix School of Law is pleased to announce Assistant Professor, Daniel J. Dye was elected to the Board of Directors of Literacy Volunteers of Maricopa County (LVMC). LVMC teaches adults to read and write English and prepare for the GED exam.

Access to Justice Speaker Tom Horne Talks about the State of Education in Arizona

Law Student Published by Wake Forest Law Review

PhoenixLaw Moot Court Team returns from competion: 'Another fabulous showing' for Phoenix School of Law

Phoenix School of Law host's it's April Information Session.

Law Professors and students join Arizona Theatre Company's mock trial of To Kill A Mockingbird.

Access to Justice: Speaker Phoenix Mayor Gordon with Professor Yarnell, Dean Woodley, Dean Miller By Linsey N. O'Connor

Penny L. Willrich, associate professor of law and director of Lawyering Process at Phoenix School of Law is in demand as a speaker and author.

Phoenix School of Law Professors to present at the National Fatherhood and Families Conference in Phoenix, AZ.

Group to study 'Admission on Motion' deliver recommendations

PHOENIX SCHOOL OF LAW HOSTS ‘MINORITY LAW DAY’: Day dedicated to minority students interested in attending Law School

Paul Rubin, Investigative Journalist - “Access to Justice” Speaker

Tom Horne Addresses LEgal Education and Public Services: Superintendent of Public Instruction to speak at PhoenixLaw ‘Access to Justice’ series

PHOENIX SCHOOL OF LAW HOSTS ‘MINORITY LAW DAY’: Day dedicated to minority students interested in attending Law School

Phoenix School of Law professors to present at the National Fatherhood and Families Coonference hosted in Phoenix, AZ.

Central Phoenix Law School continues to grow.

Arizonans have many events to be excited about happening right now in the state. Football fans have the Super Bowl. Golf enthusiasts have the FBR/Phoenix Open. Arizona Secretary of State Jan Brewer’s game is politics and elections, and her big event is what she calls “Super Tuesday.”

Morning information session answers questions about attending Law School

Paul Rubin, an investigative journalist for the Phoenix New Times, is the next speaker in the Phoenix School of Law “Access to Justice” series.

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Work on case led to $185M verdict

Historical milestone achieved by student in only two years

Five PhoenixLaw scholars named to "The Order of the Barristers"

Penny Willrich, Associate Professor of Law at Phoenix School of Law

Local Moot Court team competed in NY Bar Association tournament

Early morning information session answers questions about Law School

"Economic planning for the Golden Years" is subject of January symposium

Professor Mike Yarnell to speak at two local legal workshops

Gerald Richard, nationally-known expert on community/police relations

Enrollment at Arizona's only private law school continues to grow

more than 70 judges expected to attend

Potential law students can take Kaplan Practice Test, see how they would score

Phoenix Republic

Community involvement keeps Professor Mary Delores Guerra busy

Public can learn first-hand about going to Law School

International insolvency expert Thomas J. Salerno to speak 10/10/07

Phoenix School of Law, Arizona’s only private law school, has become a sponsor of the World Affairs Council of Arizona (WACAZ), one of the world’s leading organizations for international understanding.

“Affirmative Action” will be discussed on 9/26

Roxanne Song Ong, Chief Presiding Judge of the Phoenix Municipal Court, recently spoke to PhoenixLaw students and faculty about the Phoenix Municipal Court System and the Justice of the Peace Courts.

The Phoenix School of Law Federalist Society chapter will host a discussion of the cloning process as well as law and policy implications of human cloning and embryonic stem cell research

Presiding Judge Roxanne Song Ong, of the Phoenix Municipal Court will be this fall's speaker.

Arizona's first private law school passes major hurdle

Study-abroad programs in China and Ireland

School's law library featured in prestigious journal; Law librarian honored for recent publications

Mary F. Radford, a Visiting Professor at Phoenix School of Law, was elected Secretary of The American College of Trust and Estate Counsel (ACTEC). She is the first Academic Fellow to serve as an officer of ACTEC.

Allison (Alli) Hirohata, a first year law student at Phoenix School of Law, is the proud winner of one of only three scholarships awarded by the Asian American Bar Association.

Local Moot Court team almost nabs national championship

Penny Willrich, Associate Professor of Law and Director of the Lawyering Process Program at Phoenix School of Law, is being honored with the 2007 NAACP Roy Wilkins Award.

Laura Palmer Noone has extensive educational credentials, and is also an impressive, eloquent, successful, and fun personality.

A new student-edited law review has been formed by students at Phoenix School of Law.

Bivens a prominent member of the Arizona legal community has joined the Board of Advisors at Phoenix School of Law. Bivens is a Partner and commercial litigator at Snell and Wilmer.

Mary F. Radford has joined the faculty at Phoenix School of Law as a Visiting Professor for the Spring and Fall semesters of 2007.

Phoenix School of Law announced the members of its first Moot Court Honor Board.

Congratulations to Shandrea Solomon from the Phoenix School of Law.  Shandrea was elected to the board of Literacy Volunteers of Maricopa County.

Laura Mora, a former Spanish teacher at Bourgade Catholic High School, has been hired as a recruiter and admissions advisor.

Phoenix School of Law students, faculty, and staff gathered on October 12 to hear Grant Woods, former Arizona Attorney General talk baseball. Yes, that’s right…baseball.

More than 100 people gathered on Saturday, October 21, to support a fundraising effort for Elim House, the domestic violence shelter run by the Salvation Army.

PSL keeps those New Year's Resolutions in check with a new Health and Wellness Club - open to students, staff, faculty and alumni!