For the first time in its 40-year history, all the participants in Villanova University Law School’s Reimel Moot Court Competition finals were women, from the bench-memo coordinator to the three judges presiding over the contest.
But what was notable about this milestone was not necessarily that it occurred. Rather, as the participants saw it, it was no big deal.
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