Canadian Bar Association New Brunswick branch conference features Cathy Lahey, QC, as session speaker
New Brunswick regional managing partner Cathy Lahey, QC, will be speaking on probate court practice later today at the Canadian Bar Association New Brunswick branch Wills, Estate & Trusts conference in Fredericton. Cathy will present alongside Justice Terry Morrison, Court of Queen’s Bench of NB, to provide tips for navigating through contentious proceedings.
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