The Paralegal Cup will return in 2027.
In addition to a two day in person tournament, the Paralegal Cup will host a Mini-Moot via Zoom Video Conferencing in January 2027.
In the morning, all participants will appear as the Appellant and Respondent. Semi-finals and Championship rounds proceed that afternoon.
Mooters who register on or before December 10th 2026 are asked to pay a fee of $10 per mooter or $20 per team. All proceeds support the two day in-person Paralegal Cup Moot.
For more information about the January 2027 Mini-Moot, please email the Steering Committee at paralegalcup@gmail.com.
We are a moot exclusive to paralegal students currently enrolled in an accredited Law Society of Ontario paralegal program. In addition to current paralegal students, we invite graduates and licensees within one calendar year of graduation or licensure, whichever comes later.
In 2026, the champions were Vir Rohera and Mia Amore Papazian of Humber’s Paralegal Studies degree, courtesy of Paralegal TownHall. The Michael Turvey Prize for second place was awarded to Faina Dzah-Sali and Kiranjot Kaur of CDI Brampton’s Paralegal diploma courtesy of Paula Callaghan.
Our distinguished advocates include Matthew Ablakan, Vera Oleynikova, Kiranjot Kaur and Max Su. Top Advocate was Mia Amore Papazian, courtesy of Justice In Pieces.
The Errol Sue Professionalism Prize was presented runners up Max Su and Faina Dzah-Sali and winner Mia Amore Papazian courtesy of Cathy Corsetti.
We hosted judges, lawyers, paralegals, law students, mooters, coaches and spectators to our beautiful Humber Polytechnic Lakeshore Campus, Lakeshore Commons Building, located at 19 Colonel Samuel Smith Drive, Toronto, Ontario Canada.
In 2026, the official case was Quebec (Attorney General) v Kanyinda 2026 SCC 7 available here.
Please note the decision begins at page 41 and concludes at page 218.
Official Competition Guide may be found Here. Official Competition Memo may be found Here.
Judges Register Here Mooters Register Here Volunteers Register Here
