Spring Alumni News

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Photos of each Ali LeClair, Norma Izzo, and Angela Probasco.

Attorney Angela Probasco joined Kansas City firm Baker Sterchi Cowden & Rice as a member practicing in the area of civil litigation defense. She graduated with her J.D. from ASU Law in 2001.

ASU Law alum Summer Strand, who graduated with her J.D. in 2006, has been appointed by Gov. Tony Evers to the Public Service Commission of Wisconsin for a six-year term. The appointment was effective March 2.

Spencer Fane LLP announced in February that attorneys Norma Izzo (partner), Alexandra “Ali” LeClair (of counsel), and Karen Wohlgemuth (associate) have joined the firm’s Litigation and Dispute Resolution Practice Group in Phoenix. All three received their J.D. degrees from ASU Law.

J.D. alum Kesha Hodge Washington won a seat on the Phoenix City Council on March 14. She is the first Black woman on the council and will represent District 8.


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ASU Law student Jordan Baum becomes the first SLB-JD student selected for the new internship opportunity between the Allan “Bud” Selig Sports Law and Business (SLB) and Player 15 Group, the parent brand for the Phoenix Suns and Mercury.

At ASU Law, legal master’s students learn the law from faculty who live it. Professors Sandra Erickson and Jennifer Ward bring real-world experience into the classroom, helping professionals build practical legal skills they can use immediately. Through accessible teaching, clear guidance and hands-on application, ASU Law’s master’s programs empower students to confidently understand and apply the law — no prior legal training required.