Top 15 Oralist In 2009 Davies LLP Corporate Securities Moot

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The detailed results of the 2009 Davies LLP Corporate Securities Moot came in recently.

Omar  Ha-Redeye was ranked as one of the top 15 oralists in the national competition, which typically attracts the best mooters and business law students in the country.

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