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The 37th Annual Robert F. Wagner National Labor & Employment Law Moot Court Competition
Each Spring, the New York Law School Moot
Court Association administers the Robert F. Wagner National Labor and
Employment Law Moot Court Competition in honor of the late United States
Senator and distinguished alumnus.
The competition is the nation’s largest student-run moot
court competition and the premier national competition dedicated
exclusively to labor and employment law. For over thirty years, schools from across the country
have competed in this prestigious event.
The 37th Annual Robert F. Wagner Labor and
Employment Law Competition will be held from March 21st through March 24th, 2013. This
year, forty-six teams are competing. We will hold the Wagner Reception on Saturday, March
23, 2013. It will be a
semi-formal event with hors d'oeuvre stations and an awards
ceremony.
Additionally, this year we reached out to
local hotels to provide teams a discount in room accommodations. If you
have not already received this information, please email us and we will
provide it for you.
We are also happy to announce that the fact
pattern and rules are now available by clicking on the link in the right
panel. The competitors’
briefs will be due no later than February 15th, 2013, at 11:59
p.m.
Best of luck in the Wagner Competition. We
look forward to seeing you in March.
If you are interested in acting as a judge
for the preliminary rounds of the Wagner Competition, please complete the
registration form at the link below:
Click Here
We encourage and invite all attorneys to judge as many rounds as they would like. It is not necessary for you to have specialized knowledge pertaining to these issues to be a judge in this competition. Thank you for your cooperation and valuable contribution.
Wagner Competition Co-Chairs
Geoffrey Bleau
Vanessa Craveiro
Wagner Competition Co-Authors
Kaitlyn Tooker
Will Kleindienst
ROBERT F. WAGNER COMPETITION
March 20th - 24th,
2013
T: (212) 431-2175
F: (212) 966-1558
E: Wagnermoot@nyls.edu
2013 COMPETITION
FINAL ROUND
ORAL
ARGUMENTS
PAST COMPETITION RESULTS
BEST BRIEFS 2012
