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The fifth edition of the Comparative Law in Action Competition kicks off
Developed by IE Law School, this innovative initiative brings together students from seven prestigious law schools to tackle a multimedia case that merges technology and comparative law.
Victoria Jaffer, Associate Director at IE Law School, during the live stream.
Comparative Law in Action aims to drive positive changes through education. The competition unites students from the University of Edinburgh, Bucerius Law School, Católica Global School of Law, Maastricht University, Bocconi University, Tilburg University, and IE Law School, challenging them to work on a multimedia legal case that combines the power of technology with comparative law.
Over the course of several weeks, participants will study and analyze, as part of a team, how legislation and policies can adapt to the new dynamics brought about by technology. Applying a comparative approach like that used by the most advanced legal teams, the students will seek innovative and comprehensive solutions to a complex legal problem.
A pioneering practical learning experience
The case, designed by Yuliya Kaspiarovich, professor at IE Law School and an expert in EU and International Law, challenges participants to engage with a fictional scenario grounded in real legal sources. It addresses issues such as intricate legal frameworks governing IP rights, artificial intelligence regulation, political controversies, and international sanctions. This approach offers a unique, hands-on, and dynamic learning experience.
A final event at IE Tower
The competition will culminate on the weekend of April 25, when the teams will gather at the IE Tower to present their findings to a panel of expert judges, who will select the finalists.