MOOT MIAMI

Latin Chamber of Commerce of the United States
Cámara de Comercio Latina de los Estados Unidos (CAMACOL)
Miami International Arbitration Center (MIAC)
MIAC-CAMACOL

What is an Arbitration Moot?

An arbitration moot, or international arbitration moot competition, is a global academic program that replicates complex arbitral proceedings. In this setting, law students from different countries assume the role of counsel for the parties in international arbitral disputes and participate in oral hearings before arbitral tribunals composed of experts from diverse backgrounds. These competitions foster the development of skills in legal advocacy, analysis, and the practice of international arbitration.

What is the MOOT MIAMI – International Competition in Arbitration, International Investment Law, and International Trade?

The MOOT MIAMI – International Competition in Arbitration, International Investment Law, and International Trade is a global institutional academic activity organized by the Miami International Arbitration Center (MIAC) of the Latin Chamber of Commerce of the United States (CAMACOL), bringing together university teams from different parts of the world. The competition is designed to reflect the complexity and dynamics of contemporary international arbitration, integrating the preparation of statements of claim, statements of defense, and oral hearings based on disputes arising in international arbitration, international investment law, and international trade. It constitutes a platform of excellence that fosters the development of future generations of highly specialized professionals in international arbitration and alternative dispute resolution, with a strong global outlook.