Norton Rose Fulbright Problem Simulation

​A team-based competition where participants take on a real-world legal-tech challenge such as investigating why a fictional legal tech product failed, or deciding how a firm should invest in new technology.

​Working in teams – 2 law students and 2 STEM students, the competition pushes the participants to think through the problem from different angles, adapt as the scenario develops, and present their conclusions at the end in the form of an critical analysis or a pitch.

​This event would give members an enriching experience for how law and technology meet in practice, and build the kind of critical and commercial thinking that carries over into their careers.

​Registration Information

• ​You can register individually or with a group of 2–4 participants.

• ​All final teams will consist of four members.

• ​Participants registering individually or in incomplete teams will be matched with others.

• ​We’ll aim to create teams combining students from law and technology backgrounds.

• ​Team allocations will be communicated before the event.

​No prior experience in law, coding or case competitions is required – just bring your curiosity, creativity and problem-solving skills!

​More information will be available once signups have been approved.