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Ottawa-based partner John MacDonell returns to government

John MacDonell will take a one year leave of absence from the firm to assume the role of Chief of Staff to the Honourable Erin O’Toole, federal Minister of Veteran Affairs, commencing January 21. John has known Minister O’Toole for almost 20 years. It is the combination of the caliber of this minister and their shared sense of purpose with regard to Canada’s veterans, that has led John to accept this central role. John’s return to government underscores the high regard in which he is held by those in government, politics and in Canada’s military family.

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Neil Jacobs, QC & Steve Hutchison, QC, to speak at Canadian Bar Association national Insolvency Law conference

September 13, 2017

St. John’s managing partner Neil Jacobs, QC and Saint John partner Steve Hutchison, QC, are involved in the upcoming Canadian Bar Association national Insolvency Law conference: Insolvency Law on the Edge, September 15 in St.…

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The Honourable James Cowan, QC, panelist at Second International Conference on End of Life Law, Ethics, Policy & Practice

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Wednesday, September 13, beginning at 7:00 p.m. in Halifax, the Honourable James Cowan, QC, will speak on a panel at the Second International Conference on End of Life Law, Ethics, Policy and Practice. Jim will…

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Jennifer MacPherson elected Law Society of Prince Edward Island President

September 8, 2017

Charlottetown partner Jennifer MacPherson has recently been elected as President of the Law Society of Prince Edward Island. Her experience, integrity and exemplary community service will assist Jennifer as she works to maintain excellence in…

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James Dickson, QC, P.Eng., joins Crombie REIT trustee board

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Five firm lawyers listed as leaders in infrastructure law in Globe & Mail’s Report on Business magazine

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Featured within the September 2017 Globe and Mail’s Report on Business magazine, Lexpert’s special edition on infrastructure law highlights five lawyers who have been named under this practice area. The insert, produced in partnership with…

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St. John’s partner Jonathan Dale and Halifax associate Tipper McEwan were selected by Benchmark Litigation to appear in its second annual Under 40 Hotlist. This list recognizes litigation practitioners aged 40 or younger who have…

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Jonathan Coady published in University of New Brunswick Law Journal

August 30, 2017

Charlottetown partner Jonathan Coady has published an article, “The Time Has Come: Standard of Review in Canadian Administrative Law,” in volume 68 of the University of New Brunswick Law Journal. The volume examines emerging issues…

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Eighty-nine lawyers recognized in Best Lawyers in Canada© 2018, 13 of which are “Lawyer of the Year”

August 22, 2017

Best Lawyers in Canada© 2018 has recognized 89 lawyers from Stewart McKelvey, representing more than 40 areas of practice, as leaders in their fields, 13 of which have also been named a Best Lawyers® 2018…

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Karen Bennett-Clayton quoted in Lexpert article on diversity in law

August 17, 2017

Halifax partner, and co-chair of the Stewart McKelvey students committee, Karen Bennett-Clayton spoke with Lexpert Magazine‘s Sandra Rubin about the ongoing diversity efforts made by the Firm, particularly in the area of student recruitment. Stewart…

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Articled clerk Ria Guidone discusses sexism in the profession with Canadian Lawyer

August 9, 2017

After receiving such feedback as, “try and smile a little” and “…seduce the court” from a male advocate at a national moot trial, articled clerk Ria Guidone was left wondering what to do next. She…

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