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Asia-Pacific Moot Court Competition
Inspired by the continued success of our Saul Lefkowtiz Moot Court Competition, the Asia-Pacific Moot Court Competition is open to teams of students from law schools outside of the United States.
The event introduces law students to important issues arising in trademark and unfair competition law in the region and fosters a healthy spirit of competition and camaraderie among participating teams.
Please note registration is currently closed.
How can I enter the Competition?
To enter, students are expected to:
- Write a brief reflecting the issues in the Fact Pattern/Problem
- Argue the case in regional competitions before a panel of volunteer attorneys and judges
What are the benefits of entering the Competition?
- Gain specialized experience with the region’s only moot court competition focused on trademark law
- Practice and refine brief writing and oral advocacy skills in a mock courtroom simulation
- Present in front of judges and receive tailored feedback
- Increase networking opportunities with experienced attorneys, judges, and future attorneys from around the world
- Winning teams will receive complimentary INTA student memberships
- We will make a special donation to the school of the Best Team
What do winners receive
Teams in the following categories will be awarded a monetary prize:
- Best Team
- Second Place Team
- Best Brief
- Second Place Brief
- Best Oralist Team
- Second Place Oralist Team
For more information about this competition or how to become a judge, contact us.
2020 – 2021 Winners
- Best Brief: National University of Singapore—Chen Rong, Ho Kok Hean, Xiao Han Han, Song Yihang
- Second Place Brief: National University of Singapore—Lo Yin Pen, Navneeth Kanagavelu, Chen Ton Hao, Adriel Ho Jian Yao
- Third Place Brief: Ho Chi Minh City University of Law—Nguyen Dao Khanh Linh, Nguyen Vu Thuy Quynh, Doan Phuong Uyen
2019 – 2020 Winners
- First place brief prize: Singapore-1: National University of Singapore (Thomas Lee Chee Seng, Siddartha Bodi, Nadine Quah Dingxin, Nah Sze Perng)
- Second place brief prize: Singapore-2: National University of Singapore (Vidya Lakshimi D/O Singanathan, Alex Chia Yao Wei, Teng Rou Xing Stella, Low Sheng Wei Ernest)
- Third place brief prize (tie): Singapore-9: Tamil Nadu National Law University and Singapore-18: NALSAR University of Law (Aishwarya R, Ashwin Bala Someshwerar, Vinudeep R, Tejasvi Rajesh) (Anu Sagur, Sankalp)
2018 – 2019 Winners
- Best Team: National University of Singapore Team 4
- Second Place Team: National University of Singapore Team 61
- Winner of the Final of the Oral Argument: National University of Singapore Team 4
- Runner Up in the Final of the Oral Argument: School of Excellence Team 12
- Best Brief: National University of Singapore Team 4
- Second Place Brief Score: Faculty of Law, Prince of Songkla Team 3
2017 – 2018 Winners
- Best Team: National University of Singapore Team 5
- Second Place Team: National University of Singapore Team 6
- Winner of the Final of the Oral Argument: School of Law, SASTRA University Team 13
- Runner Up in the Final of the Oral Argument: National University of Singapore Team 5
- Best Brief: School of Law, SASTRA University Team 11
- Second Place Brief Score: Shanghai Jiao Tong University Team 12
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