Trial Advocacy Program
The Texas Tech School of Law has a widely-recognized trial advocacy program. Throughout the years, the law school has won a plethora of awards. Some of the school's most recent awards include the following:
- 2012 National Champion: National Moot Court Competition
- 2012 National Champion: American Bar Association Arbitration Competition
- 2012 National Finalist: Liberty University National Negotiations Competition
- 2011 Regional Champion: Texas Young Lawyers Association's National Trial Competition
- 2011 Regional Champion: Conrad Duberstein National Bankruptcy Moot Court Competition
- 2011 National Champion: National Entertainment Law Moot Court Competition
- 2011 National Champion: National Moot Court Competition
- 2010 National Finalist: National Entertainment Law Moot Court Competition
- 2010 and 2005 International Champion: International Negotiation Competition
- 2009-10 and 2007-08 National Champion: American Bar Association Arbitration Competition
- 2009 and 2008 National Champion: National Latino/a Law Student Association Moot Court Competition
- 2009 and 2008 Texas Champion: Texas Young Lawyers Association State Moot Court Competition
- 2009-10 National Finalist: American Bar Association Negotiation Competition
- 2009-10 National Semifinalist and Regional Champion: National Moot Court Competition
- 2010 National Semifinalist and Regional Champion: American Bar Association National Appellate Advocacy Competition
- 2010 National Semifinalist: Conrad B. Duberstein National Bankruptcy Moot Court Competition
- 2010 Regional Champion: Texas Young Lawyers Association National Trial Competition
- 2009 National Finalist: National Entertainment Law Moot Court Competition
- 2009 National Finalist: Illinois Appellate Lawyers National Moot Court Competition
- 2008 Regional Champion: National Black Law Students Association Mock Trial Competition
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