The Wilson Moot 2012 Winners from the University of Toronto (L-R): Madam Justice Kathryn Feldman of the Court of Appeal for Ontario (Moot Judge) with the team from the University of Toronto: Denise Cooney, Hayley Peglar, Jeremy Nemers and Michael Sabet (2nd place oralist)

The University of Toronto is the overall winner of the Wilson Moot 2012. Team members Denise Cooney, Jeremy Nemers, Hayley Peglar and Michael Sabet beat out strong competition from nine other participating law schools over the two-day moot held in Toronto on February 24-25, 2012. The final moot this year saw the University of Toronto and McGill University argue before a panel consisting of the Honourable Justice Kathryn Feldman of the Court of Appeal for Ontario, Melanie Aitken, the Commissioner of Competition for Canada and founder of the Wilson Moot, and leading feminist human rights lawyer Mary Cornish, a partner at Cavalluzzo Hayes Shilton McIntyre & Cornish LLP.

The University of Toronto won the prize for best written argument followed by the University of Manitoba and Osgoode Hall Law School.

Andrew McLean, from the University of Windsor, won the prize for top oralist. Michael Sabet from the University of Toronto placed second and Eric Neubauer of Osgoode Hall Law School placed third.

Congratulations and thanks are offered to all participants and volunteers that worked to make this year’s Moot a success.

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