On Saturday, Landmark welcomed 31 teams of student mooters for the first round of the 6th annual Landmark Chambers' Judicial Review Moot Competition.
Commenting on the Moot competition Hashi Mohamed, Planning and Environmental law barrister, said: “These competitions are vital to introducing this area of law and experience to a cohort of potential future barristers. It was a pleasure to be a part of it. Congratulations to all who’ve made it to the next round.”
A list of Landmark Chambers' student events can be found here: https://bit.ly/3QzcvSv
The members of Landmark involved in the Judicial Review Moot Competition are as follows: Galina Ward KC, Stephen Morgan, Philip Nathan, Andrew Byass, Hashi Mohamed, Miranda Butler, Nick Grant, Edward-Arash Abedian and Claudia Hyde.
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