University of Michigan Law School students Stevan Bennett (left) and Ben Gilman made it to the quarterfinals of the International Baseball Arbitration Competition at Tulane Law and took home the award for Best Written Advocacy for their brief. The two were the first Michigan Law team to compete in the competition.
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- Posted February 11, 2020
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