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Law School Teams Win Awards at Health Law Transactional Moot Court Competition

March 21, 2016

Two Law School teams won awards at the Sixth Annual L. Edward Bryant, Jr. National Health Law Transactional Moot Court Competition in Chicago.

Austin Hagood (’17), Amanda Hamilton (’17), and Jennifer Huddleston (‘17) won third place for the best written submission, and Sheena Delaney (’16), John David Lind (’16), and Shalyn Smith (’16) won second place for oral presentation.

Each team prepared a written memorandum for a mock Board of Directors of a public hospital and provided advice about a proposed business transaction.  The memo was submitted in advance of the competition. At the competition, the teams analyzed the client’s position and made recommendations on how the client should proceed.


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