Sentences with phrase «court competition teams»

Moreover, transfer students are offered opportunities to join student organizations, journals, trial advocacy and moot court competition teams, clinics, and social activities.

In other words, she will cultivate the links between our first - and second - year Global Lawyering Skills courses; our first - year professional identity and career exploration course (The Legal Profession); our clinics, externships, and capstone experiential courses; and our mock trial and moot court competition teams to ensure that McGeorge students experience an integrated experiential curriculum.

He also competed as a member of the Law Schools Pace Moot Court Competition Team.

National Moot Court Competition Team Received CALI Awards for Excellence in: Property Law; Indian and Tribal Law; Federal Tax Law; Environmental Law and Land Use Law.

Not exact matches

The company indicated its interest in building a China - based AI research team in May, amid growing competition for talent from Baidu, which has also been actively courting AI researchers in Beijing and Silicon Valley.

Having sports teams keep the competition on the court and treat each other civilly online seemed like a great idea.

According to Correiro da Manha, a Lisbon - based Portuguese daily, Arsenal are one of the teams courting the highly - rated midfielder, with competition from Chelsea and both Manchester clubs.

However, Swafford was not as interested in coming out on top of the Gold Bracket as he was in getting his team on the court with top competition from the Southern half of the state.

Student teams from Lund University's Master's programmes have competed successfully at International Moot Court competitions and won prestigious prizes on several occasions.

The University of Texas at Austin (B.S.E.E. & B.A. 2012); University of Houston Law Center (J.D. 2015); University of Houston Law Center Interscholastic Moot Court Team — Vice Chair (2014 - 2015); University of Houston Law Center Honor Court — Student Presenter (2013 - 2015); University of Houston Law Center Student Bar Association — Treasurer (2013 - 2014); The Advocates at the University of Houston Law Center — John Black Moot Court Competition Chair (2015).

And although you can take your favorite teams to the court or face off against competition from around the world online, you can also bring yourself into the game.

Remix Tour has five game types: Elimination, a free - for - all scoring competition where the low scorer is eliminated each round; 21, another free - for - all where the winner is the first to score that number; Backboard Smash, in which the boards have hit points and more violent dunks do more damage; Remix 2v2, which adds powerups to the base Jam game; and Domination, where teams try to control points on the court by being the last to score there.

Elevate your game by strategically building your team to outsmart the competition and putting the perfect lineup on the court for any situation.

The collaborative program will culminate in a showcase event — similar to the traditional law school moot court competition — where teams compete for the «Best Social Justice Application» award.

At law school, Raman was a member of the mooting team and competed in the Essex Court Chambers National Mooting Competition.

Chris competed in the Vis Moot Court Competition for Tsinghua University in 2015 and coached the team in 2016.

She also served as a member of the International Moot Court team, where she placed 22 at the Philip C. Jessup International Moot Court Competition; a competition located at Sherman and Sterling Competition; a competition located at Sherman and Sterling competition located at Sherman and Sterling every year.

Miami Law's International Moot Court team of Javier Roldan Cora, 2L, Alejandra Chinea, 2L, and Leticia Mora, 3L, placed third at the International Criminal Court Competition Regional Round, qualifying for the International Round in The Hague, Netherlands.

Miami Law's International Moot Court team of Javier Roldan Cora, 2L, Alejandra Chinea, 2L and Leticia Mora, J.D.» 17, placed six out of 65 teams from around the world at the International Criminal Court Moot Court Competition at The Hague, Netherlands.

The ESU — Essex Court Chambers National Mooting Competition, which is now in its thirty - fifth year, attracted entries from 64 teams reflecting a 20 % increase on the previous year.

The University of Liverpool is the winning team in this year's ESU — Essex Court Chambers National Mooting Competition.

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He was the Notes Chair of the Harvard Law Review, an oralist on the championship team in the Ames Moot Court Competition, and a recipient of the best - brief award at each stage of that cCompetition, and a recipient of the best - brief award at each stage of that competitioncompetition.

David is generally instructed in high profile and heavyweight cases in the High Court, frequently involving conspiracy and economic torts, unlawful competition, team moves, the protection of confidential information, post-termination restraints, wrongful termination / expulsion, carried interest and bonus disputes (where he has acted in most of the landmark decisions such as Horkulak v Cantor Fitzgerald, Keen v Commerzbank and Anar v Dresdner Kleinwort), as well as claims arising in a regulatory context which raise important reputational issues, and whistleblowing and discrimination claims in the Employment Tribunal.

The team from University of Glasgow is the winner of this year's ESU — Essex Court Chambers National Mooting Competition.

Miami Law's International Moot Court teams recently participated in two moot competitions and placed highly in both.

Queen Mary, University of London is the winning team in this year's ESU — Essex Court Chambers National Mooting Competition.

At the 28th Annual Robert F. Wagner Labor & Employment Law Moot Court Competition, she was a member of the National Champion team and was awarded Best Oral Advocate in the Final Round.

Bristol University is the winning team in this year's ESU — Essex Court Chambers National Mooting Competition.

The Faculty of Law's team at Sofia University won two prizes at the prestigious international CEEMC (Central and Eastern European Moot Court Competition), that took place on 20 — 23 April, 2018 in Wroclaw, Poland.

Astina Au and Jia Jun Toh, the team from University College London (UCL), were presented with the Silver Mace and # 1,000 each, as winners of this year's ESU — Essex Court Chambers National Mooting Competition, held on the 27th June.

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City University is the winning team in this year's ESU — Essex Court Chambers National Mooting Competition.

The RPC team pulled off a major coup in this case, not only successfully challenging the jurisdiction of the Competition and Markets Authority to review a merger, but defeating the CMA in a subsequent case in the Court of Appeal.

Adrianna was also a member of a moot court team that advanced to the regional competition in Seattle in both 2012 and 2013.

While in law school, Ms. Williams was a member of Arizona Summit moot court team and participated in three national moot court competitions, winning a best brief award in two of the competitions.

Suffolk University Law School JD (1990), National Moot Court Team; Winner and Best Oral Advocate, Justice Tom C. Clark Moot Court Competition

The Moot Court Honor Board consists of students who have participated on a regional or national team, as well as the top competitors from the three Ohio Northern University intra-school oral advocacy competitions.

The European Law Moot Court is an annual international competition which is held between University teams of students who have an interest in European Union Law.

Mr Nicholas Liu and Miss Bethel Chan from the Singapore Justices» Law Clerks Team C have won the Essex Court Chambers — SAL International Mooting Competition 2017.

The Miami Law moot court team of Daniel Halperin, 3L, Daniel Narciso, 2L, and Adam Stolz, 2L (who also served as the brief writer) were runners - up in the 25th annual Duberstein National Bankruptcy Moot Court Competition - one of the largest acourt team of Daniel Halperin, 3L, Daniel Narciso, 2L, and Adam Stolz, 2L (who also served as the brief writer) were runners - up in the 25th annual Duberstein National Bankruptcy Moot Court Competition - one of the largest aCourt Competition - one of the largest and...

Gillian was the winner of the BLG / Cavalluzzo Labour and Employment Law Moot and a member of Western's external team for the Niagara International Moot Court Competition.

While at law school, Jennifer was a member of the Gale Cup Competition Team and received a student clerkship with the Hon. Justice LeBlanc of the Supreme Court of Nova Scotia.

World Finalist with the Columbia Law School team, European Law Moot Court Competition (before the European Court of Justice in Luxembourg)

Before graduation from DePaul, he served on the Executive Board of the Moot Court Society and was a member of one of the teams to participate in the National Security Law Moot Court Competition hosted by George Washington University Law School.

He received his J.D. in 1987 from the University of California, Davis, where he was awarded Best Oral Advocate, Lead Advocate National Moot Court Team and First Place Winner Neumiller Moot Court Competition.

Two Miami Law moot court teams recently competed in the American Bar Association's National Appellate Advocacy Competition in Brooklyn, NY.

In addition, he was a member of the law school's Environmental Law Review, chaired Pace University's 2001 National Environmental Moot Court Competition, and led the law school's team in the 2001 International Environmental Moot Court Competition.

In 2011, he was a member of Schulich's moot team, which was awarded Best Overall Moot Team, in the Trilateral Moot Court Competitteam, which was awarded Best Overall Moot Team, in the Trilateral Moot Court CompetitTeam, in the Trilateral Moot Court Competition.

Miami Law's International Moot Court team of Javier Roldan Cora, 2L, Alejandra Chinea, 2L and Leticia Mora, J.D.» 17, placed six out of 65 teams from around the world at the International Criminal Court Moot Court Competition at The Hague,...