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UofT Fanaki Competition Law Moot team prepares with AGB
This afternoon, we had the pleasure of hosting a moot run through for the Henry N.R. Jackman Faculty of Law - University of Toronto team for the Adam F. Fanaki Competition Law Moot. Supported by our very own Nate Read-Ellis as Faculty Coach, the mooters did a great job advocating both sides of this year’s problem about the greenwashing provisions in the Competition Act. They are well prepared for the moot taking place March 27-28, and we wish them the very best!
Along with Nate, our lawyers Robert Trenker, Jacqueline Houston, and Ana Qarri pitched in to judge the moot run through.
More About the Adam F. Fanaki Competition Law Moot
Organized by the Canadian Bar Association, Competition Bureau Canada, and Competition Tribunal, the Fanaki Moot gives Canadian law students the chance to tackle timely, complex issues in a growing field of law that strives to balance private economic incentives with the public interest. Participants have the opportunity to obtain feedback from top law enforcers, judges and specialist practitioners in an intimate setting. This event is also a valuable networking opportunity for anyone interested by a career in law.
Team Members
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Jacqueline
Houston
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Avi
Qarri
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Nathaniel
Read-Ellis
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Robert
Trenker
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