Category: mooting

Every year we have an internal family advocacy competition. The aim of the competition is to expose students to an area of law they may … Read more

Rhea Sasha, a final-year undergraduate law student at Kent Law School, was recently named Runner-Up Counsel at the 4th Virtual International Client Counselling Competition (VICCC … Read more

In her final year of an undergraduate law degree at the University of Kent, Jayati Sood was recently selected as part of a three student … Read more

This year the University of Kent is 60! As part of our Diamond Anniversary year, the University is celebrating our amazing Kent community. Each month, … Read more

The word of the moment appears to be ‘mediation’.   Ever since Churchill v Merthyr Tydfil County Borough Council [2023] EWCA Civ 1416, mediation has become … Read more

First year law students, Ella Hudson and Iris Chapman Green beat 30 other university teams to be crowned this year’s champions of the National First … Read more

The Client Interviewing module is one of several co-curricular lawyering skills available to law students at Kent Law School. In the module students are taught … Read more

The Negotiation module is one of several co-curricular lawyering skills available to law students at Kent Law School.  In the module students are taught the … Read more

Mooting is where students get the opportunity to argue point of law in a ‘pretend appeal hearing’.  In a moot this issue is the interpretation … Read more

Two undergraduate law students from Kent Law School recently competed in the World Intellectual Property Organization’s inaugural – All Roads Lead to Geneva – Moot … Read more