internal competitions sign ups now open

Step one: become a member

To compete in Griffith’s law competitions, you must be an LSA member. Simply sign up through the link below. For only 85c a month, you’ll not only gain access to our competitions but also receive discounts at our ticketed events.

Become a member

step two: Fill out the Form

To complete your sign up, fill out the following registration form. Please fill out one form per team.

Name *

First Name

Last Name

Student number

Email *

Your @griffithuni.edu.au email is preferred

Phone *

Seniority *

I'm in my...

First or second year

Third year or above (including double degrees)

Which competition(s) do you wish to sign up for? *

You may sign up for any number of our competitions. JUNIOR competitions are open to students in their first or second year (including double degrees).

JUNIOR: Mooting

JUNIOR: Negotiation

JUNIOR: Client Interview

OPEN: Mooting

OPEN: Negotiation

OPEN: Client Interview

OPEN: Witness Examination

Team member's name

It's best if you can find a team member before signing up. If you can't, just sign up anyway and we will try to pair you with someone.

First Name

Last Name

Team member's student number

Team member email

Your @griffithuni.edu.au email is preferred

Team member phone

Conditions of entry *

I undertake to attend all rounds in which I am scheduled to compete. If I am unable to attend I will inform competitions@griffithlsa.org.au in writing at least 48 hours before my scheduled round. I also acknowledge that Griffith LSA may take photos throughout the competition for marketing and promotional purposes.

Thanks for signing up! We will be in touch to advise your schedule shortly.

BECOME A MEMBER

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