International Moot & Advocacy Competition (Digital)

Building on 9 years experience in organising the largest national advocacy competition – as many as 60 UK educational institution:

The UKLSA is now working towards – Preparing lawyers for the digital era; and – Providing training opportunities for students, of any discipline, across the world.

Why digital, why international and why open to non-law students?

We currently live in the digital era and must prepare for it.
We believe that digitalisation will make justice more accessible, if it is used ethically. We hope this digital competition will contribute to promoting digitalisation of legal systems to benefit all people.

Transactions and legal issues are increasingly more international.
International collaborations and exchange lead to faster progress towards improving justice for all.

We believe interdisciplinary efforts lead to faster progress, and we hope to encourage more people from non-legal backgrounds to join the legal profession.
It is now increasingly more common for people from non-legal backgrounds (e.g. have studies other subjects) to train as lawyers.

About iMAC Digital

iMAC is the 1st International Digital Advocacy (moot) Competition. iMAC is designed:

to provide fair outcomes for all participants
to provide equal opportunity for students of all disciplines from anywhere in the world
to provide training for the fast changes in the provision of the legal services
to promote ethical advocacy and justice.