::Bradley, Lisa

Biographical Information

Before joining the faculty of Gonzaga School of Law, Professor Bradley was an alum of the law school, having graduated in 1991, magna cum laude. She then practiced law from 1991 to 1999, focusing on family and elder law. She first joined the faculty as an adjunct supervising attorney in the clinic and has since served as the Associate Dean of Students, Academic Resource Coordinator, and Assistant Professor of Legal Research and Writing. She is currently teaching Legal Research and Writing full time.

Professor Bradley is an active member in the American Bar Association and the Washington State Bar Association. She is also involved in the legal writing community by serving on national and state committees and presenting at numerous conferences.

Teaching Area

• Legal Research and Writing

Presentations

• March 2008. presented Ethics in Law School, Rocky Mountain Regional Legal Research and Writing Conference, Salt Lake City, Utah.
• September 2007, presented Case Analogy and Distinction Workshop, Southeastern Regional Legal Research and Writing Conference, Ft. Lauderdale, Florida.
• August 2007, presented a Three Step Approach to Teaching Case Synthesis, Northwest Regional Legal Research Writing Conference, Spokane, Washington.
• March 2007, presented Case Analysis, Rocky Mountain Regional Legal Research and Writing Conference, Las Vegas, Nevada.
• March 2006, presented a Plagiarism Workshop, Rocky Mountain Regional Legal Research and Writing Conference, Tucson, Arizona.

Current Professional Committees

• LWI Plagiarism Committee
• Washington State Bar News Editorial Advisory Board