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Winners Of The 2025 National Tax Moot Court Competition

Florida Bar, Stetson Captures Tax Section’s 2025 National Tax Moot Court Crown:

After three days of competition featuring teams from law schools across the nation, Stetson University College of Law emerged as the overall champion in the Tax Section’s 2025 National Tax Moot Court Competition, sweeping the event with top honors in Best Oral Argument, Best Brief, and Best Oralist Final Round. …

Stetson Tax Moot Court

Stetson Law Moot Court team members Mia Bartolomei-Negron and Eddie Hong with Stetson Law Associate Professor Andrew Appleby. Bartolomei-Negron and Hong took top honors in the Tax Section’s 2025 National Tax Moot Court Competition, winning Best Oral Argument, Best Brief, and Best Oralist Final Round (tied).

The 2025 competition attracted 12 teams from 12 law schools across the nation. Tax Section members Eric Kauk and Alexandra Prati co-chaired this year’s event. Section members Mitchell Horowitz and Justin Wallace coordinated with Prati and a team of volunteers from the Tax Section to write and edit the competition’s problem and bench brief. Volunteer attorneys judged the briefs and the oral arguments and United States Tax Court Chief Special Trial Judge Lewis R. Carluzzo, Judge Tamara W. Ashford, and Judge Peter J. Panuthos judged the consolation finals and final rounds. …

Final results from the 2025 National Tax Moot Court Competition:

Best Oral Argument—Stetson University College of Law, Mia Bartolomei-Negron and Eddie Hong

  • Finalist—Marquette University Law School, Josh Peterson, Nolan Ryan, and Taylor Humphrey
  • Third Place—IU Robert H. McKinney School of Law, Giovani Murtha, Bryce Hull, and Joshua Brandle
  • Fourth Place—Drexel University Thomas R. Kline School of Law, Stuti Joshi, Kara Coxe, and Laurel Campbell

Best Oralist, Preliminary Rounds—Carley Horner, University of Alabama School of Law

Best Oralist, Final Round (tie)—Mia Bartolomei-Negron and Eddie Hong, Stetson University College of Law

Best Brief—Stetson University College of Law, Mia Bartolomei-Negron and Eddie Hong

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