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Say hello 👋😀 to Duke Law's amazingly talented Willem C. Vis Moot Team competing in this year's

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Say hello 👋😀 to Duke Law's amazingly talented Willem C. Vis Moot Team competing in this year's 30th Willem C. Vis International Commercial Arbitration Moot! Starting March 31, this incredible group of 8 dedicated Duke Law students — Lea Daun LLM'23, Braden Fairweather '24, Mary Aline Fertin JD/LLM'23, Amy Hartzell JD/LLM'24, Lucas Mears '24, Sarah Tinaphong JD/LLM'23, Mark Usatinsky '24, and Lei Zhu JD/LLM'24 — will be participating in the Vis Moot competition. The team is supported by head coach Ryan Mellske JD/LLM'09, a senior lecturing fellow at Duke Law, and student coach Ronja Wosch LLM'23. The Vis Moot competition focuses on fostering the study of international commercial law and arbitration and provides students with a practical training in resolving international business disputes. Having submitted their Memorandum for Claimant last December, the team is working on finalizing the Memorandum for Respondent. Be sure to follow the Duke Law-Willem C. Vis Moot Team on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/company/duke-law-vis-moot/. We'll be watching for updates and cheering them on. Go, team!🏆⚖️🙌

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Note by Sydney Engle '23 proposes changes to minimize the impact of postmarket issues with current FDA drug labeling rules

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Alaska Law Review editors trek to Anchorage to meet local attorneys, host symposium

Clinics, pro bono projects offer international LLMs the chance to work on U.S. social and environmental issues

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