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The year-long competition culminated with finalists Miles Kim ’25, Nicole Morote ’25, Alice Park ’25, and Akesh Shah ’25 arguing before a panel of judges. Morote won the prize for top oralist, and Kim won for best final-round brief.

On March 21, Matt Winesett ’24 won the prize for top oralist, and Christopher Morillo ’24 was recognized for best final round brief.

A core part of Columbia Law’s experiential learning offerings, clinics allow law students to integrate theory and practice while working directly with clients. 

Understanding the effects of trauma is critical to providing representation, says the Clinical Professor of Law.

On March 27, Alex Herkert ’23 won the prize for top oralist, and Abigail K. Flanigan ’23 was recognized for best final round brief.

The practitioner, scholar, advocate, and new member of the Columbia Law faculty is an authority on juvenile justice and founder of the Family Defense Clinic.

This year’s case is Unsecured Creditors’ Committee v. Better Future Housing Co. The final will take place on April 18. Mazumdar will be arguing on behalf of the appellant.

This year’s case is Unsecured Creditors’ Committee v. Better Future Housing Co. The final will take place on April 18. Hung will be arguing on behalf of the appellee. 

This year’s case is Unsecured Creditors’ Committee v. Better Future Housing Co. The final will take place on April 18. Dickersin will be arguing on behalf of the appellant.

This year’s case is Unsecured Creditors’ Committee v. Better Future Housing Co. The final will take place on April 18. Chusid will be arguing on behalf of the appellee.