The team also received top honors in the competition, earning the second-best brief and best oralist awards.
Driven by a passion for community and advocacy skills honed in law school, Nuñez has built a successful career as an in-house lawyer, helping to connect students with opportunities in business and tech law.
A year of successes by Miami Law's teams earned them a top national ranking and the best in the state, sharpening students' advocacy and litigation skills for real-world legal practice.
Miami Law students received numerous accolades at the Inter-American Human Rights Moot Court competition in Washington, D.C., and the Sports Arbitration Moot in Madrid, Spain.
Miami Law came in first place in the state competition and students received Best Advocate awards before Florida Supreme Court justices.
The first graduating class of 13 students in 1929 laid the foundation for a prestigious institution that has since graduated more than 23,000 lawyers—from titans of industry to the highest levels of the judiciary to leadership roles in law, politics, education, and the military.
The International Criminal Court Moot Court Competition is an annual event on criminal law.
Miami Law students win Best Brief, Best Respondent Oral Advocate, Best Oralist, finish as semifinalists and quarterfinalists in several competitions, and win the CKP Cup.
The team excelled at the International Chamber of Commerce Commercial Mediation Competition, earning the "Best First-Time Team" award out of 30 new schools.
2L student David Malka is earning his J.D. and will be a summer associate for Winston & Strawn in their Miami firm this summer.