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  • Georgia Law wins Prince Evidence Memorial Moot Court Competition
    March 31, 2014

    Congratulations to second-year students Xon R. Hostetter, George S. Ray and Nick Stanojevich for winning the 29th Annual Dean Jerome Prince Memorial Moot Court Competition. More than 35 teams from law schools across the country participated in this national tournament.  Stanojevich was named best oralist, and third-year student Kenneth J. "Kenny" Bentley coached the team.

  • Georgia Law wins national mock trial competition
    March 31, 2014

    Congratulations to third-year students David B. Dove, Adam J. Fitzsimmons, Margaret E."Maggy" Randels and Emily K. Westberry for taking home the championship trophy in the South Texas Mock Trial Challenge.  Approximately 30 teams from law schools across the country participated in this national tournament.  The trio also prepared the second best brief in the contest. 

  • Georgia Law finishes as quarterfinalists in national negotiation competition
    March 31, 2014

    Congratulations to third-year students Jerrod M. Lukacs and Maggie Schaufler who finished as quarterfinalists in the Fordham National Basketball Negotiation Competition during March.  The competition had students negotiating a scenario that a NBA player, coach, general manager, owner or franchise might encounter.

  • Georgia Law finishes as finalists in Intrastate Moot Court Competition
    March 27, 2014

    Congratulations to second-year students Alicia N. Luncheon, M. Laughlin Kane and Spencer E. Schold for finishing as finalists in the 2014 Intrastate Moot Court Competition. A second UGA team, comprised of second-year students Dov Preminger, Alexander F. "Alex" Schwall and Ashley R. Wright, were semifinalists in the tournament. Both teams were coached by third-year students Allison L. Hill and Clayton O. "Clay" Knowles.  

  • Georgia Law launches Master in the Study of Law
    March 21, 2014

    This fall, the University of Georgia School of Law will begin offering a new graduate level degree for professionals and recent graduates seeking to increase their knowledge of law relevant to their career or academic discipline. The Master in the Study of Law is a non-thesis, 30-credit-hour degree for non-lawyers that can be completed in one year on a full-time basis or over three years on a part-time basis. It will provide students with a solid understanding of the U.S. legal system and the opportunity to delve more specifically into law as it relates to a particular field such as employment law, health care law and environmental law, among others.


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