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Eric Boelstler
was elected publication editor of the Wayne State University Journal of Business Law.
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Nicole Pitchford
was part of Wayne Law's team which advanced to the octo-finals of the White and Case International Rounds of the Jessup Competition to become one of the top 16 teams in the world. The team earned the fifth best combined memorial scores and the second best applicant memorial award. Pitchford was also the fourth best oralist overall.
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Emad Hamadeh
was part of Wayne Law's team which advanced to the octo-finals of the White and Case International Rounds of the Jessup Competition to become one of the top 16 teams in the world. The team earned the fifth best combined memorial scores and the second best applicant memorial award.
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Layla Zarkesh
was part of Wayne Law's team which advanced to the octo-finals of the White and Case International Rounds of the Jessup Competition to become one of the top 16 teams in the world. The team earned the fifth best combined memorial scores and the second best applicant memorial award.
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Adam Winnie
was part of Wayne Law's team which advanced to the octo-finals of the White and Case International Rounds of the Jessup Competition to become one of the top 16 teams in the world. The team earned the fifth best combined memorial scores and the second best applicant memorial award.
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Aaron Shuman
was chancellor of Wayne Law's team which advanced to the octo-finals of the White and Case International Rounds of the Jessup Competition to become one of the top 16 teams in the world. The team earned the fifth best combined memorial scores and the second best applicant memorial award.
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Ashley Monticciolo
of the Wayne Law Transnational Environmental Law Clinic worked on a brief filed with the Michigan Supreme Court, which lead to the ruling to protect beach access in the Great Lakes. Read more
here.
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Kathryn Kaleth
of the Wayne Law Transnational Environmental Law Clinic worked on a brief filed with the Michigan Supreme Court, which lead to the ruling to protect beach access in the Great Lakes. Read more
here.
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Rachel Lerman
was a panelist at “A Panel on Immigrant Detention and Mass Incarceration,” hosted by the Wayne Law chapter of the National Lawyers Guild.
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Kelsey Heath
helped organize “The Fight Against Sex Trafficking,” an event at Wayne Law which brought experts to discuss careers in the prosecution of sex trafficking.
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Alexis Havenstein,
with teammates Nezar Habhab and Giuliano Mancini, placed second overall at the regional Transactional LawMeet Competition hosted at Georgetown University Law Center.
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Nezar Habhab,
with teammates Alexis Havenstein and Giuliano Mancini, placed second overall at the regional Transactional LawMeet Competition hosted at Georgetown University Law Center.
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Giuliano Mancini,
with teammates Nezar Habhab and Alexis Havenstein, placed second overall at the regional Transactional LawMeet Competition hosted at Georgetown University Law Center.
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Linda Mifsud,
with teammate Elijah Simkins, placed third overall at the regional Transactional LawMeet Competition hosted at Widener University Delaware School of Law.
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Elijah Simkins,
with teammate Linda Mifsud, placed third overall at the regional Transactional LawMeet Competition hosted at Widener University Delaware School of Law.
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Marie Reimers
was named a 2018 Outstanding Law Student of the Year by The Michigan and Detroit Chapter of the National Lawyers Guild. Read more
here.
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Madeline Sinkovich
was named a 2018 Outstanding Law Student of the Year by The Michigan and Detroit Chapter of the National Lawyers Guild. Read more
here.
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Husnah Khan
was awarded the Recognizing Public Servants Scholarship. This scholarship is awarded to one student in the nation each year. Read more
here.
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Mallory Fiordellisi
was featured in the Detroit Legal News for its report, “Wayne Law student interned at Homeland Security panel.” Read the full article
here.
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Monica Batsford
wrote “Big Data vs. Warrant Jurisdiction: Microsoft Ireland Case” in the fall 2017 edition of the Michigan International Lawyer. Read the full article
here.
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Nicole Pitchford
was part of Wayne Law's team which won the U.S. Midwest Regional of the Philip C. Jessup International Law Moot Court Competition. Pitchford also received the first place oralist award at the competition.
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Emad Hamadeh
was part of Wayne Law's team which won the U.S. Midwest Regional of the Philip C. Jessup International Law Moot Court Competition. Hamadeh also received the third place oralist award at the competition.
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Layla Zarkesh
was part of Wayne Law's team which won the U.S. Midwest Regional of the Philip C. Jessup International Law Moot Court Competition.
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Adam Winnie
was part of Wayne Law's team which won the U.S. Midwest Regional of the Philip C. Jessup International Law Moot Court Competition. Winnie also received the second place oralist award at the competition.
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Aaron Shuman
was part of Wayne Law's team which won the U.S. Midwest Regional of the Philip C. Jessup International Law Moot Court Competition.