January 2, 2019
It really depends on the judge (who may already have decided the motion before oral argument), but generally, you won't be given the chance to make a speech - anticipate the core issues material to deciding the motion; anticipate what your adversary will say in support of dismissal (read their papers) and prepare to be SUCCINCT. If there is a "triable issue of material fact" ask for the motion to be denied, and be ready to say what those issues are. One memorable phrase can make all the difference. Good luck!
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