• 2013 Finals Webcast: Texas Tech v. Florida State

This competition, hosted by the WVU College of Law Moot Court Board, highlights emerging trends in energy law as well as recent developments in sustainable energy production. The winners of the competition will receive scholarships in recognition of their superior appellate advocacy skills.

The competition is geared toward any law students desiring to work in the energy and sustainability law field. Competing in this event will test your skills and provide an invaluable opportunity to meet and interact with other law students interested in energy and sustainability as well as industry professionals and government regulators.

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Competitors are invited to attend a welcome reception on the evening of March 15, and a formal banquet on the evening March 16, 2012 in their honor. An industry leading attorney in the field in which the problem is based will be this year’s featured speaker.)

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