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Posted by Jane Doucet on
February 1, 2016
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Congratulations to our National Labour Arbitration Competition moot team! The Schulich School of Law placed first among eight Canadian law schools at last weekend's national competition sponsored by the Toronto law firm Mathews Dinsdale.
Second-year law students Andrew Mercier and Will McLellan triumphed over the U of T team. Best wishes to the students and their coaches, Lorraine Lafferty and Eric Slone. Thanks to those who helped with practice rounds, including lawyers from Pink Larkin and McInnes Cooper and Professor Bruce Archibald.
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