ABA National Appellate Advocacy Competition (beat 31 at regional = 31 points) Rendigs (two teams: finalist and winner out of 30 teams = 57 points) Spong (two teams: winner and finalist out of 26 teams = 49 points) San Diego Crim Pro (finalist out of 41 teams = 39 points) Wechsler at American (semifinalist out of 31 teams = 27 points) Health Law at Southern Illinois (two teams: winner and semifinalist out of 30 teams = 55 points) Pepperdine Entertainment (semifinalist out of 24 teams = 20 points) Saul Lefkowitz Trademark Law Competition (finalist, beating 10 at nationals = 10 points [regionals don't count b/c too small]) Dean Jerome Prince Memorial Evidence Competition (Brooklyn)(winner out of 38 teams = 37 points) ABA National Appellate Advocacy Competition (beat 32 at regional = 32 points) Cardozo/BMI Entertainment & Communications Law Competition (New York City) (semifinalist out of 34 teams = 30 points) Evans Constitutional Law Competition (semifinalist out of 34 teams = 30 points) Tulane Mardi Gras Invitational Sports Law Competition (winner out of 32 teams = 31 points) Jessup (International Quarterfinalist, edging-out 10 American teams at International Round = 10 points) Thomas Tang (national finalist, edging out 13 regional champions from American law schools while at national round = 13 points) NYC Bar National MCC (winner edging out 27 teams at National round = 27 points) ABA National Appellate Advocacy Competition (beat 31 at regional; beat 16 at national = 47 points) Ruby R. Vale Corporate Law Moot Court Competition (Wilmington, Delaware)(semifinalist out of 24 teams = 20 points) Robert F. Wagner National Labor & Employment Moot Court Competition (New York City) (semifinalist out of 42 teams = 38 points) Cardozo/BMI Entertainment & Communications Law Competition (New York City)(finalist out of 34 teams = 32 points) ABA National Appellate Advocacy Competition (beat 29 at regional = 29 points) Cardozo/BMI Entertainment & Communications Law Competition (New York City) (semifinalist out of 34 teams = 30 points) National Environmental Law Moot Court Competition (Winner out of 67 teams = 66 points) Spong (semifinalist out of 26 teams = 22 points) William McGee National Civil Rights Moot Court Competition (Minneapolis)(finalist out of 36 teams = 34 points) ABA National Appellate Advocacy Competition (beat 32 teams at regional, beat 12 teams at national = 44 points) National Environmental Law Moot Court Competition (semifinalist out of 67 teams = 58points [three teams argue at a time so there were 9 semifinalists]) National First Amendment Moot Court Competition (Nashville)(semifinalist out of 35 teams = 31 points) ABA National Appellate Advocacy Competition (beat 32 at regional, beat 12 at national = 44 points) Dean Jerome Prince Memorial Evidence Competition (Brooklyn)(semifinalist out of 38 teams = 34 points) NYC Bar National MCC (National Quarterfinalist edging out 20 teams at National Round = 20 points) Duberstein National Bankruptcy Moot Court Competition (New York City)(winner out of 49 teams = 48 points) National First Amendment Moot Court Competition (Nashville)(semifinalist out of 35 teams = 31 points) Tulane Mardi Gras Invitational Sports Law Competition (finalist out of 32 teams = 30 points) Thomas Tang (national semifinalist, edging out 11 regional champions from American law schools while at national round = 11 points) 104 Loyola Chicago moot court (8th) Robert F. Wagner National Labor & Employment Moot Court Competition (New York City) (semifinalist out of 42 teams = 38 points) Evans Constitutional Law Competition (finalist out of 34 teams = 32 points) Thomas Tang (national winner, edging out 14 regional champions from American law schools while at national round = 14 points) NYC Bar National MCC (National Quarterfinalist edging out 20 teams at National Round = 20 points) ABA National Appellate Advocacy Competition (beat 32 at regional = 32 points) Robert F. Wagner National Labor & Employment Moot Court Competition (New York City) (winner out of 42 teams = 41 points) Pepperdine Entertainment (winner out of 24 teams = 23 points) ABA National Appellate Advocacy Competition (beat 32 at regional = 32 points) San Diego Crim Pro (semifinalist out of 41 teams = 37 points) Pepperdine Entertainment (finalist out of 24 teams = 22 points) ABA National Appellate Advocacy Competition (one team = beat 29 at regional, beat 16 at national; other team = beat 29 at regional, beat 12 at national; totaling 86 points) National First Amendment Moot Court Competition (Nashville)(winner out of 35 teams = 34 points) Evans Constitutional Law Competition (semifinalist out of 34 teams = 30 points) Constance Baker Motley competition (semifinalist out of 25 teams = 21 points) ABA National Appellate Advocacy Competition (beat 29 at regional = 29 points) Duberstein National Bankruptcy Moot Court Competition (New York City)(finalist out of 49 teams = 47 points) Rendigs (semifinalist out of 30 teams = 26 points) Constance Baker Motley (finalist out of 27 teams at UCLA regional = 25 points) Chicago Bar Association (finalist out of 26 teams = 24 points) National Environmental Law Moot Court Competition (finalist out of 67 teams = 64 points) Jessup (International Quarterfinalist, edging-out 10 American teams at International Round = 10 points) Adoption law at Capital U (winner out of 23 teams [24th team was a no-show] = 22 points) Health Law at Southern Illinois (finalist out of 30 teams = 28 points) Wechsler at Buffalo (semifinalist out of 23 teams [24 teams with one no show] = 19 points) William McGee National Civil Rights Moot Court Competition (Minneapolis)(winner out of 36 teams = 35 points) ABA National Appellate Advocacy Competition (beat 31 at regional = 31 points) National Environmental Law Moot Court Competition (finalist out of 67 teams = 64 points) Robert F. Wagner National Labor & Employment Moot Court Competition (New York City) (finalist out of 42 teams = 40 points) Adoption law at Capital U (finalist out of 23 teams [24th team was a no-show] = 21 points) National Environmental Law Moot Court Competition (semifinalist out of 67 teams = 58points [three teams argue at a time so there were 9 semifinalists]) National Environmental Law Moot Court Competition (semifinalist out of 67 teams = 58points [three teams argue at a time so there were 9 semifinalists]) National Environmental Law Moot Court Competition (semifinalist out of 67 teams = 58points [three teams argue at a time so there were 9 semifinalists]) National Environmental Law Moot Court Competition (semifinalist out of 67 teams = 58points [three teams argue at a time so there were 9 semifinalists]) National Environmental Law Moot Court Competition (semifinalist out of 67 teams = 58points [three teams argue at a time so there were 9 semifinalists]) Cardozo/BMI Entertainment & Communications Law Competition (New York City)(winner out of 34 teams = 33 points) Spong (semifinalist out of 26 teams = 22 points) ABA National Appellate Advocacy Competition (beat 32 at regional = 32 points) Chicago Bar Association (semifinalist out of 26 teams = 22 points) Hispanic Bar's MCC (winner out of 32 teams = 31 points) Wechsler at Buffalo (winner out of 23 teams [24 teams with one no show] = 22 points) ABA National Appellate Advocacy Competition (beat 31 at regional; beat 19 at national = 50 points) ABA National Appellate Advocacy Competition (beat 32 at regional, beat 18 at national = 50 points) Pepperdine Entertainment (semifinalist out of 24 teams = 20 points) Hispanic Bar's MCC (semifinalist out of 32 teams = 28 points) Constance Baker Motley competition (two teams: winner out of 25 teams = 24 points; finalist out of 25 teams = 23 points; beat Stanford in final = 1 point; total = 48 points) Duberstein National Bankruptcy Moot Court Competition (New York City)(semifinalist out of 49 teams = 45 points) Duberstein National Bankruptcy Moot Court Competition (New York City)(semifinalist out of 49 teams = 45 points) Constance Baker Motley competition (semifinalist out of 25 teams = 21 points) NYC Bar National MCC (National Semifinalist edging out 24 teams at National Round = 24 points) ABA National Appellate Advocacy Competition (beat 32 at regional, beat 12 at national = 44 points) Wechsler at Buffalo (semifinalist out of 23 teams [24 with one no show] = 19 points) NYC National MCC (National Semifinalist edging out 24 teams at National Round = 24 points) Hispanic Bar's MCC (finalist out of 32 teams = 30 points) Thomas Tang (national semifinalist, edging out 11 regional champions from American law schools while at the national round = 11 points) San Diego Crim Pro (winner out of 41 teams = 40 points) San Diego Crim Pro (semifinalist out of 41 teams = 37 points) Dean Jerome Prince Memorial Evidence Competition (Brooklyn)(finalist out of 38 teams = 36 points) National First Amendment Moot Court Competition (Nashville)(finalist out of 35 teams = 33 points) Evans Constitutional Law Competition (winner out of 34 teams = 33 points) William McGee National Civil Rights Moot Court Competition (Minneapolis)(semifinalist out of 36 teams = 32 points) William McGee National Civil Rights Moot Court Competition (Minneapolis)(semifinalist out of 36 teams = 32 points) ABA National Appellate Advocacy Competition (beat 32 at regional = 32 points) ABA National Appellate Advocacy Competition (beat 32 at regional = 32 points) ABA National Appellate Advocacy Competition (beat 32 at regional = 32 points) ABA National Appellate Advocacy Competition (beat 32 at regional = 32 points) Gibbons at Seton Hall (winner out of 32 teams = 31 points) Wechsler at American (winner out of 31 teams = 30 points) Gibbons at Seton Hall (finalist out of 32 teams = 30 points) Wechsler at American (finalist out of 31 teams = 29 points) Hispanic Bar's MCC (semifinalist out of 32 teams = 28 points) Gibbons at Seton Hall (semifinalist out of 32 teams = 28 points) Gibbons at Seton Hall (semifinalist out of 32 teams = 28 points) Wechsler at American (semifinalist out of 31 teams = 27 points) Rendigs (semifinalist out of 30 teams = 26 points) Constance Baker Motley (winner out of 27 teams at UCLA regional = 26 points) Health Law at Southern Illinois (semifinalist out of 30 teams = 26 points) NYC Bar National MCC (National Finalist edging out 26 teams at National Round = 26 points) Chicago Bar Association moot court competition (winner out of 26 teams = 25 points) Ruby R. Vale Corporate Law Moot Court Competition (winner out of 24 teams = 23 points) Chicago Bar Association (semifinalist out of 26 teams = 22 points) Wechsler at Buffalo (finalist out of 23 teams [24 with one no show] = 21 points) NYC Bar National MCC (National Quarterfinalist edging out 20 teams at National Round = 20 points) NYC Bar National MCC (National Quarterfinalist edging out 20 teams at National Round = 20 points) Adoption law at Capital U (semifinalist out of 23 teams [24th team was a no-show] = 19 points) Adoption law at Capital U (semifinalist out of 23 teams [24th team was a no-show] = 19 points) Saul Lefkowitz Trademark Law Competition (winner, beating 11 at nationals = 11 points [regionals don’t count b/c too small]) |
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