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New partnership with the Cross-Examination Moot

28 September 2021
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New partnership with the Cross-Examination Moot

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Paris, 28 September 2021


Good news!

Jus Mundi has partnered with the Cross-Examination Moot to offer complimentary access to Jus Mundi Legal Research. We are very pleased to be supporting the first-ever moot on cross-examination in international arbitration.

Jus Mundi’s most comprehensive investment arbitration database will be helpful for all participants’ research.

The Cross-Examination Moot participants will have access throughout the competition until November 26, 2021.

Additionally, winners of the “Jus Mundi Match” (semi-final) will get one year free access to Jus Mundi Legal Research as a prize.

Training Session will be organized for all participants on Monday, October 4, 2021, at 13:00 UTC (15:00 Paris Time).

Help Center for Cross-Examination Moot: here


About the Cross-Examination Moot

The Cross-Examination Moot is the first-ever moot on cross-examination in international arbitration. It is hosted by Sciences Po and supported by New York University, Queen Mary University of London, and the National University of Singapore. It is also supported by the Permanent Court of Arbitration and Compass Lexecon, who prepared the mock case for the first edition.

Considering the importance of cross-examination for the arbitration profession and the fact that young lawyers are not exposed to its technics until very late in their careers, this unique moot has the purpose of educating the next generation of arbitration practitioners on the most challenging and exciting aspect of advocacy.

Its board of directors is composed by prominent academics and practitioners from different regions, including Diego Fernández Arroyo, Alexis Mourre, Yas Banifatemi, Loukas Mistelis, Sophie Nappert, Franco Ferrari, Samaa Haridi, Gary Bell, Eleonora Coelho, and Jean Kalicki. Its executive directors are Francisco Amallo and Ezequiel Vetulli. Its coordinators are Mihaela Apostol, Bas Munnik, and Paola Patarroyo.

You can find more info about the moot at www.crossmoot.com.

Arbitrators registration

The registration for arbitrators is open.

Everyone interested can easily register by filling in the following form: https://www.crossmoot.com/registration/

About Jus Mundi 

Contributing to building the rule of law internationally is everyone’s responsibility. Jus Mundi democratizes access to global legal information with unprecedented efficiency, thanks to a multilingual search engine that combines international legal expertise with artificial intelligence.

The award-winning platform offers a comprehensive, multilingual, and user-friendly search engine for advanced academic research for investment arbitration, commercial arbitration, public international law, international trade law.

Jus Mundi covers over 2730 international treaties (BITs, FTAs, multilateral agreements) and over 35,000 international law, investor-state, and commercial arbitration documents issued by ICSID, UNCITRAL, IUSCT, WTO, ICC, SCC, ICDR, ICJ, PCIJ, PCA, ITLOS, Mixed Claims Commissions and other institutions.

Jus Mundi’s Wiki Notes tool helps legal professionals to understand key legal issues arising in investment arbitration.

Jus Mundi offers several advanced linguistic features and more than a dozen filters to narrow down search criteria based on open or specific search strings, legal concepts relevant to the search, case type, decision type, type of legal document, decision-makers, dates, and more.

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