Cooley Law School Moot Court team earns runner-up finish at national competition
Published: October 16, 2026
Cooley Law School students earned a runner-up finish at the National Puerto Rican Bar Association Moot Court Competition in September, capping an impressive two-month stretch for the law school’s National Moot Court Teams.
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