A new display, highlighting the achievements of UQ’s Law students in various mooting competitions, is now on show on Level 2 of the UQ Law Library.

Come in and read about the success of our teams, learn more about mooting and check out the trophies!

Are YOU the next mooting champion?

Congratulations to the students who have been selected to represent UQ in the Philip C. Jessup International Law Moot Court Competition:

We look forward to working with you as you prepare for the submission of your memorials in January and the competition in Canberra in February.

There is more about UQ’s history of participation and success in this prestigious international moot competition on the Law School’s website. Visit the International Law Students’ Association for more information about the competition.

Our congratulations go to the AAT Moot team of Sam Volling, Eliza Eaton and Liz Cullen who made it to the semi-finals of the national Administrative Law Mooting competition. They had already defeated three other teams from QUT, SCU and UWS in the areas of immigration, veteran’s affairs, social security and worker’s compensation before narrowly losing to UNSW in the semi-final.

that the Torts Moot Team has won! Congratulations from the Law Library staff on their achievement.

Congratulations to Alexander McKinnon, Lauren Humphrey, Alex Molloy, and Kristen Price who defeated Universitas Indonesia in the grand final of the 10th International Maritime Law Arbitration Moot held at the University of Queensland. Congratulations also to the team for winning the Best Written Memo for the Claimant Award and to Kristen Price who was ranked second in the Best Speaker in the Finals award.

Congratulations to Stewart Webster, Dominique Mayo and Gerowyn Lyons who defeated Notre Dame University in the AAT competition final in Sydney recently. A special congratulations to Stewart Webster for winning the prize for best oralist in the final.
Bernie Maullin