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Other Sponsored Moot Court Competitions Cambridge University and University College London Negotiation Games Shearman & Sterling is the sponsor of the Cambridge University and University College London Annual Negotiation Games. The Negotiation Games are an opportunity for law students to hone their commercial negotiation skills in an informal situation while competing with their peers. The goal of the competition is to help students gain an understanding of how to best promote and protect the interests of clients and to develop their professional skills. The Negotiation Games are held each year in January and early February. University of Oxford Moot Court Shearman & Sterling is the official sponsor of an annual mooting competition at the University of Oxford. The competition is open to all law students at the University. Twelve mooting pairs are selected to take part in the final rounds, which are held in February at St. Catherine's College, Oxford. The final rounds of the competition are judged each year by partners and senior lawyers from Shearman & Sterling together with members of the University of Oxford Law Faculty. The grand final is heard and judged by a senior judge from the English Court of Appeal or High Court. View the results of the 2009 Shearman & Sterling/Oxford Moot Court Competition