Program Overview

Program Overview

The Harold G. Fox Intellectual Property Moot is a course offered by Dalhousie University Schulich School of Law.

Description

Students selected for this course participate in a national moot court competition designed to promote excellence and advocacy in the burgeoning field of intellectual property law. Moot participants have the opportunity to interact with practitioners and judges in this area of law, including leading Canadian and international practitioners and jurists.

Law and Technology Certificate

All electives offered as part of the Law and Technology Certificate build on the knowledge and skills acquired in either one of the two core courses: law and technology, and intellectual property law. Students will be required to take at least one elective in each of the two baskets, i.e. Law and Technology, and Intellectual Property Law.

• LAWS 2273: Harold G. Fox Intellectual Property Moot is in Basket 2 - Intellectual Property Law.

Course Details

• Course period: 1/1/25
• The course is part of the Law and Technology Institute.
  • Instructors:
    • Anthony D. Rosborough
    • Suzie Dunn