Skip to Content

Clarence Bennett highlighted in St. Thomas University alumni magazine

Fredericton office partner Clarence Bennett was interviewed for the St. Thomas University (“STU”) magazine, Connections, which follows alumni and friends. In this question and answer piece (page 15), Clarence, STU class of ’01, discusses what he does as a lawyer, how STU prepared him for his career path and the importance of a mentor when beginning the practice of law.

Stewart McKelvey is partnered with STU and its moot court program, the only one of its kind in Atlantic Canada. Clarence notes that this relationship is beneficial for both parties, as it allows lawyers from the firm to meet bright, ambitious law students with great potential, and provides students with, “access to information that will help them guide their legal studies and professional ambitions.”

Archive

Canadian Legal Lexpert Directory lists 71 Firm lawyers as top legal talent

The 2026 Canadian Legal Lexpert Directory has listed 71 Stewart McKelvey lawyers as leading practitioners. Lexpert determines this national listing through an annual peer survey across a variety of practice…

Read More

Two Halifax Partners appointed King’s Counsel

We are pleased to announce that two Halifax Partners, D. Fraser MacFadyen and Level Chan, have been appointed King’s Counsel. The announcement was made yesterday by the Government of Nova…

Read More

Gary Demeulenaere, K.C., appointed to the Supreme Court of Prince Edward Island

As announced by the Honourable Sean Fraser, Minister of Justice and Attorney General of Canada, Charlottetown Partner Gary Demeulenaere, K.C., has been appointed a Judge of the Supreme Court of…

Read More

Stewart McKelvey contributes $100,000 to New Brunswick Museum capital campaign

SAINT JOHN, NB – The New Brunswick Museum is pleased to announce a $100,000 contribution from Stewart McKelvey to Making History Now, the museum’s capital campaign supporting the development of a revitalized,…

Read More

Stewart McKelvey Announces Upcoming Deployment of Legal AI Platform, Legora

Stewart McKelvey, one of Canada’s 20 largest law firms, is advancing its long-standing commitment to innovation and client service with the firm-wide launch of Legora, a collaborative AI platform designed…

Read More

Scott Campbell, K.C., appointed to the Supreme Court of Nova Scotia

As announced last week by the Minister of Justice and Attorney General of Canada, the Honourable Sean Fraser, Halifax Partner Scott Campbell, K.C., has been appointed a Judge of the…

Read More

Fredericton Partner Sheila Mecking named a Lexpert Rising Star for her outstanding contributions to the practice of law and to her community

Honouring excellence in legal practice across Canada, Sheila Mecking, Partner in our Fredericton office, has been named a 2025 recipient of the Lexpert® Rising Star: Leading Lawyer Under 40 award….

Read More

Stewart McKelvey welcomes three new Partners

Stewart McKelvey is pleased to announce that the following lawyers will be admitted as Partners, effective January 1, 2026: Adam Downie, Halifax, NS Brittany Trafford, Fredericton, NB Ryan Moss, Charlottetown,…

Read More

Sacha Morisset, Moncton Partner, appointed King’s Counsel

Sacha Morisset, Partner in our Moncton office, has been appointed to the King’s Counsel. The announcement was made last week by The Honourable Louise Imbeault, OC, ONB, Lieutenant Governor of…

Read More

Halifax Partner appointed to the Advocates’ Society Board of Directors

This week, Halifax Partner Jason Woycheshyn was appointed to the Advocates’ Society Board of Directors, a position he will hold through 2030. The Advocates’ Society is a national association representing…

Read More

Search Archive