Harold G. Fox Moot (Intellectual Property Law)

(4 upper year students / 3 credits in winter term)

Selection Process: Student presents a ten minute oral argument before panel of judges at general tryouts

"The Harold G. Fox Moot is intended to promote the furtherance of education in the intellectual property field, and to provide participants with the opportunity to interact with jurists of the Supreme, Ontario, and Federal Courts and experienced practitioners of intellectual property law. It is named in honour of the late Harold G. Fox, one of Canada’s leading intellectual property scholars and advocates." Organized by the Faculty of Law at the University of Windsor, this national competitive moot takes place in Toronto and is sponsored by Dimock Stratton LLP.   http://ipmootcanada.ca/

Key Dates:  Problem released early November. Clarifications due end of November. E-Factas due in January. Moot takes place mid-February (usually the Friday & Saturday before Reading Week)

Current year's Co-requisites: Patent Law

Recommended: Copyright Law or Patent Law or Trademarks, or Advanced Intellectual Property Law

*Our participation is support by a grant from the Law Foundation of Ontario*

2012 Team: Gina Demczuk, Jamie Holtom, Brian Simo, Janet Yang, Kayla Kwinter (student coach)
2012 Coach: Bita Amani
2012 Place/Date: February 17-18, 2012, Toronto
2012 Moot Topic: Patent Law

Participation History