Students from more than a dozen law schools competed at the Tenth Annual Invitational Moot Court Competition, hosted by the Antonin Scalia Law School Moot Court Board in conjunction with the Law & Economics Center, the Global Antitrust Institute, and Judge Douglas H. Ginsburg of the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit.

The students participated in four rounds of arguments on February 23 at the Scalia Law School Arlington Campus, with four teams emerging as the semifinalists who then competed at the E. Barrett Prettyman United States Courthouse the following day. They worked on a hypothetical case surrounding a challenge to a vertical merger and a potential tying issue in the medical devices market.

Congratulations to the following winners:

Invitational Winner – George Washington University Law School students: Ryan “Alan” Darby and Nick Pung

Invitational Runner-Up – Washington and Lee University School of Law students Jack Kellerman and Jack Perryman

Semifinalists –

• New York University School of Law students Sophia Cianfrani, Alex Greenberg and Daniel Rossman
• USC Gould School of Law students Jacob Ma and Jenny Robinson

Quarterfinalists –

• William & Mary Law School students Brandon Crowder, Vivian Li and Eddie Lin
• Indiana University Maurer School of Law students Kendall Bowers, Wenxi Lu, Michaela McInerney
• University of Michigan Law School students Matthew Azzopardi, Caitlin Parandjuk, JJ Wang
• Howard University School of Law students Crystal Bush and Malachi Clemons

Best Oralist – New York University School of Law student Alex Greenberg

Best Plaintiff Brief – University of Michigan Law School students Matthew Azzopardi, Caitlin Parandjuk and JJ Wang

Best Defendant Brief Washington and Lee University School of Law students Jack Kellerman and Jack Perryman