Lawctopus Law School is organizing an online free Webinar on ‘How to do Legal Research for a Moot Court Competition’ on Feb 26, 2023, from 5-6:30 PM.
About Lawctopus Law School
Conceptualized and kick-started in May 2019, and formally launched in March 2020, Lawctopus Law School has taught a wide range of skills to over 8500 law students, young lawyers, professionals, academicians, and business people in the last 10 months.
Over 1000 learners have rated our courses, and the average rating of these courses is 93/100. Learners have commonly described the courses to be a ‘warm’ learning experience!
Our courses on Legal Research and Writing, Contract Drafting and Negotiation, Litigation Basics, ODR, IPRs (with separate modules too for Trademarks, Copyrights, and Patents), Applying for LLM Abroad, and Mooting have transformed how people look at legal education and online legal education.
In fact, our open Webinars have been attended by over 25,000 people!
About the Webinar
Mooting is an essential part of the entire law school experience.
Mooting captures a law student’s attention perhaps like no other co-curricular activity. It is a highly useful and competitive activity that helps you develop the core skills of research and writing, argumentation and presentation, and teamwork.
Legal Research is an inalienable part of Moot Court Competitions and learning this art can make your entire Mooting journey seamless. The first step towards becoming an ace mooter is to learn how to ‘Research’ on your moot proposition to make brilliant memorials and draft logical arguments.
Have you registered for a Moot Court Competition and don’t know how to proceed further? We are here to help!
This webinar aims to simplify the entire process of ‘Legal Research for a Moot Court Competition’ for all of you.
So, what are you waiting for? Register Now!
What we will be discussing
- Analyzing the moot problem
- Conducting preliminary research on applicable law
- Framing issues/sub-issues and structuring the memorial
- Resources for national and international moots / based on the subject of the moot
- Compiling the research and connecting it with facts
- Importance of mooting as a law student and how it can be helpful in your career
- Lawctopus Law School’s courses on Moot Course & Competition, and Legal Research and Writing
Click here to register for the Webinar on ‘How to do Legal Research for a Moot Court Competition’.
Who should Attend?
If you are a law student or a legal educator, or someone just trying to understand legal research for drafting a memorial or oral arguments in Moot Court Competitions.
Details of the Webinar
- Date: February 26 (Sunday)
- Time: 5:00 to 6:30 PM
- Platform: Zoom (The link will be sent upon registration)
- Registration Fee: None
About the Speaker
Mr. Paras Aneja is presently working as an Assistant Professor of Law at Seedling School of Law & Governance, Jaipur National University, Jaipur. His specializations are Constitutional Law and International Law.
During law school, he participated in and organized various National and International Moot Court Competitions. After graduation, he enrolled with the Bar Council of Delhi and practised before various Courts and Tribunals in New Delhi for 4 years before entering into the field of academics. During this tenure, he has been invited to judge more than 30 Moot Court Competitions across the Country and deliver multiple guest lectures and webinars on Research and Mooting Skills.
Click here to register for the Webinar on ‘How to do Legal Research for a Moot Court Competition’.
Certificates
No certificates will be provided. Please attend for your knowledge and insights.
But wait,
If you still wish to get a certificate, you can get the same by paying a logistics fee of INR 100 here after the webinar.
We will give you the code during the webinar which needs to be filled in this form.
Contact
In case of any queries, please write to courses@lawctopus.com
Click here to register for the Webinar.
Source: Lawctopus
