Succeeding in Motions Court: Practical Advice for Articling Students on the Rise

William A. G. Simpson | February 20, 2009

This paper provides practical advice for handling motions that are argued in London. It also briefly provides advocacy tips when appearing in Motions Court.

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Presented to Ontario Bar Association, 2009

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