How to conduct a discovery examination
Halifax associate Kate Marshall will speak this afternoon at a Canadian Bar Association – Nova Scotia branch joint Civil Litigation/ADR section law and Young Lawyers section meeting on the discovery process. She will be joined by Guy Harfouche of HRM Legal Services to discuss the purpose of a discovery examination, the role it plays in the court process, the applicable civil procedure rules and some tips and tricks to keep in mind when going through this process.
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Halifax partner Grant Machum has been appointed to the Queen’s University Faculty of Law Centre for Law in the Contemporary Workplace (“CLCW”) Advisory Committee. He joins fellow labour and employment lawyers on this diverse committee to ensure CLCW continues…
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