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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Following the New Brunswick Bar Admission Ceremony this afternoon, we welcome associates Dominique Landry (Moncton), Guy-Etienne Richard (Fredericton), Stephanie Stapleford (Fredericton) and Ben Whitney (Saint John). Stephanie and Ben will have a corporate/commercial focus to…
Read MoreFormer articled clerk Sean Seviour joins the Stewart McKelvey team, following his call to the Prince Edward Island bar this afternoon. As an associate, Sean will help clients with a variety of litigation matters, and…
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Read MoreHalifax partner Burtley Francis has recently been named to the Advertising Standards Canada (“ASC”) Council, which monitors potential issues under the Canadian Code of Advertising Standards. Located in Toronto, Burtley joins individuals from across the…
Read MoreStewart McKelvey articled clerk Nico Jones was featured in a recent Dalhousie University grad profile, as part of a series highlighting individuals from the 2018 graduating class, in honour of its 200th year. Within this…
Read MoreWe congratulate Chenchen Yu on the successful completion of her articles with the Firm, and the beginning of her career as an associate. Following her bar call ceremony May 25, Chenchen joins Stewart McKelvey as…
Read MoreThe 20th national conference of the Society of Trust and Estate Practitioners (“STEP”) Canada will feature Halifax partner Richard Niedermayer, TEP, as a speaker during two sessions, Monday, May 28. Stewart McKelvey is proud to…
Read MoreDuring the 13th edition of the Femmes de Carrière en Interaction – Career Women Interaction Women in Leadership conference today, partner Nancy Rubin, QC, will discuss the key role body language can play in the perception…
Read MoreLydia Bugden, chief executive officer and managing partner of Stewart McKelvey, has been recognized by Atlantic Business Magazine as one of the top 50 CEOs in Atlantic Canada. Announced at a gala event tonight, Lydia…
Read MoreAn upcoming conference presented by the Nova Scotia Courts, Media & the Law: Working Together to Improve Access and Public Trust, features partner Nancy Rubin, QC, as a session speaker. She will be on a…
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