MOOTING COMPETITIONS - 2020/21 ACADEMIC YEAR
In 2020/21, the Hillary Rodham Clinton School of Law entered thirteen external competitions, with the following thirty-four students representing the Law School:
- Oxford University Press Moot - Dora Velenczei and Mari Watkins
- English Speakers Union Moot – Rhiannon Smith and Taliesyn Kallstrom
- Landmark Chambers Property Moot – Louis Elliott and Zachariah Rooth
- Landmark Chambers Judicial Review Moot – Thomas Plan and Jules Gwinnutt
- BPP Advocate of the Year – Taliesyn Kallstrom and Masuma Nessa
- Surrey University Mock Trial Competition – Mohamed Felaya and Ruth Jones
- No. 5 Paper Buildings Criminal Law Moot – Laurence Cooper and Lucy Brown
- Negotiation Competition – Dora Velenczei and Laurence Cooper, Aidan Reesor and Megan Lazarevic, Mohamed Felaya and Sara Jetten, Louis Elliott and Jasmine Stevendale
- Maynooth Negotiations Competition – Dora Velenczei and Laurence Cooper, Mari Watkins and Carlie Englefield, Jeevan Mann and Taliesyn Kallstrom, Justine Mears and Dominic Gray
- ADR-ODR Mediation Competition – Brianne Menchion, Zachary Hatton and Mohamed Felaya, Yasmin Daly, Aidan Reesor and Fatima Muhammad Nayyar, Connah Snape, Justine Mears and Taliesyn Kallstrom
- Mackay Cup – Brianne Menchion and James Sackville
- Derby National Mooting Competition – Ritika Vig and Hope Young
- Southampton National Mooting Competition – Alexandra Hill and Robert Gannon, Yoana Yankova and Kelly Barlow
NOTABLE ACHIEVEMENTS
The following were particularly notable achievements over the course of the year:
- Mari and Dora reached the semi-finals of the OUP - the furthest a Swansea team has progressed.
- Brianne, Zachary and Mohamed finished second in the negotiating class of the ADR ODR Mediation Competition, ahead of over twenty teams from around the world
- Dora and Laurence finished second in the Maynooth Negotiations Competition
- Taliesyn and Jeevan finished joint third in the Maynooth Negotiations Competition
- Brianne and James finished 2nd in the Mackay Cup
- Mohamed and Ruth reached the semi-finals of the Surrey Mock Trial Competition.
- Aidan and Megan qualified for the National Negotiations Competition, finishing 8th overall.
Congratulations to all of our students who took part!
Mooting Competitions - 2019/20 Academic Year
In 2019/20, the Hillary Rodham Clinton School of Law entered twelve external competitions, with the following students representing the Law School:
- Oxford University Press Moot- Lawrence Thomas and Dora Velenczei
- English Speakers Union Moot– Rhys Allen and Rhiannon Smith
- Landmark Chambers Property Moot– Rohan Ghosal and Zachariah Rooth
- BPP Advocate of the Year– Louis Elliott, Gareth Horrocks, Jack Carlton and Christopher Buffin
- Surrey University Mock Trial Competition– Taliesyn Kallstrom and Tristan Bruce
- Client Interviewing Competition– Nicole Johnston and Alice Hinett
- Negotiation Competition– Dora Velenczei and Justine Mears, Caryl Thomas and Meryl Hanmer
- Sports Law Negotiations Competition – Dominic Gray and Hope Young, George Gordsziejewicz and Shehbaz Dosanjh
- Maynooth Negotiations Competition – Justine Mears and Shehbaz Dosanjh
- Mediation Competition– Hope Young, Taliesyn Kallstrom and Nilasha Raha
- Medical Law Mooting Competition– Mari Watkins and Laurence Cooper
- Southampton Inns of Court Moot – Jack Carlton and Kelly Barlow, Millie Smith and Louis Elliott
Notable Achievements
The following were particularly notable achievements over the course of the year:
- Mari and Laurence qualified for the semi-finals of the Medical Law Mooting Competition
- Gareth Horrocks qualified for the National Stage of the BPP Advocate of the Year Competition
- Hope, Taliesyn, and Nilasha finished sixth in the National Mediation Competition
- Taliesyn Kallstrom finished 13th out of 45 in the National Mediation Competition individual rankings
- Caryl and Meryl qualified for the National Negotiation Competition, which was unfortunately cancelled due to the Covid 19 pandemic.
Congratulations to all of our students who took part!
Mooting Competitions - 2018/19 Academic Year
In 2018/19, the Hillary Rodham Clinton School of Law entered eleven external competitions, with the following students representing the Law School:
- Oxford University Press Moot - Lawrence Thomas and Cal Reid-Hutchings
- English Speakers Union Moot - Venus Graves and Yusuf Ali
- Landmark Chambers Property Moot - Hannah Hutchison and Varaidzo Kamhunga
- Landmark Chambers Judicial Review Moot - Chris Brain and Saira Jawaid
- BPP Advocate of the Year - Meryl Hanmer, Caryl Thomas, Rhys Allen and Lewis Morgan
- Surrey University Mock Trial Competition - Caryl Thomas, Rhys Allen, Chris Brain and Louis Elliott
- Client Interviewing Competition - Caryl Thomas and Meryl Hanmer
- Negotiation Competition - Lawrence Thomas, George Gordsziejewicz, Justine Mears and Josh Creutzberg
- Mediation Competition - Yusuf Ali, Josh Creutzberg and Cal Reid-Hutchings
- Medical Law Debating Competition - Rohan Ghosal, Abigain Rainey, Jodie Mellberg and Danielle Fisher
- Medical Law Mooting Competition - Louise Lynch and Hollie Bishop
Notable Achievements
The following were particularly notable achievements over the course of the year:
- Hannah and Varaidzo qualified for the quarter finals of the Landmark Chambers Property Moot
- The Advocate of the Year team won the South West and Wales Regional Competition
- Caryl Thomas qualified for the National Stage of the BPP Advocate of the Year Competition
- Caryl, Rhys, Chris and Louis won the Surrey University Mock Trial Competition
- Yusuf, Josh and Cal finished fourth in the National Mediation Competition
- Rohan was awarded Top Individual Debater in the Medical Law Debating Competition
- Caryl and Meryl won the Client Interviewing Competition South-West Regional, and finished fourth at the National Competition
Congratulations to all of our students who took part!
