Zagreb
The 2026 Brown Mosten ICCC competition was hosted by Juraj Brozović and the Faculty of Law, University of Zagreb from 15-18 April 2026. The topic was Use of Land.
All of the teams from the eighteen participating countries put in great performances, displaying the professionalism, preparation and teamwork which exemplifies the highest ideals of client-centred lawyering.
The Croatian team of Mihaela Geber and Tena Đapić from the University of Zagreb Faculty of Law were victorious in the final round. They were coached by Nikolina Filipović. The Canadian team of Jasmine El-Issa and Ansh Gulati from the University of Alberta, coached by Farrel Shadlyn, came second.
The Indian team of Advaidh Sunil Nambiar and Samudyatha K B from Symbiosis Law School, Pune took third place.
Congratulations also to our six semi-finalist teams:
The winners of the 2026 Nancy Schultz award for best display of counseling skills went to the Ukrainian team: Yuliia Lysak and Mariana Trach. Congratulations!
All of the teams from the eighteen participating countries put in great performances, displaying the professionalism, preparation and teamwork which exemplifies the highest ideals of client-centred lawyering.
The Croatian team of Mihaela Geber and Tena Đapić from the University of Zagreb Faculty of Law were victorious in the final round. They were coached by Nikolina Filipović. The Canadian team of Jasmine El-Issa and Ansh Gulati from the University of Alberta, coached by Farrel Shadlyn, came second.
The Indian team of Advaidh Sunil Nambiar and Samudyatha K B from Symbiosis Law School, Pune took third place.
Congratulations also to our six semi-finalist teams:
- Representing Ireland: Kate Madden and Anna Geraghty from the Law Society of Ireland, coached by Rachael Hession;
- Representing New Zealand: Inde Henderson and Vincent Thomas from Victoria University of Wellington, coached by Selene Mize;
- Representing Poland: Anna Szcześniak and Mateusz Piotrowski from Lazarski University, coached by Ewelina Gee-Milan;
- Representing Scotland: Anna Lisowska and Ellie Jones from the University of Edinburgh, coached by Neil Anderson;
- Representing Sri Lanka: Senithi Punara Sepala Dahanayake and Muhammad Luqmaan Faleel from Royal Institute of Colombo / Sri Lanka Law College, coached by Januda Rasanjana Perera Matara Arachchige; and
- Representing the USA: Mary Kwon and Rebecca Feldman from the University of North Carolina, coached by Oluwafikemi D Fawehinmi.
The winners of the 2026 Nancy Schultz award for best display of counseling skills went to the Ukrainian team: Yuliia Lysak and Mariana Trach. Congratulations!