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Richard Niedermayer, K.C., TEP, reappointed as national deputy chair for STEP Canada

We are pleased to announce that Halifax Partner Richard Niedermayer, K.C., TEP has been reappointed as a Deputy Chair of the Board of Directors with the Society of Trust and Estate Practitioners (“STEP”) Canada, for another two year term. This role on the board will help STEP support and promote those working in the trust and estate profession, and communicate member views to government bodies, tax authorities, regulators and the public.

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Brian Tabor, QC & Larry Freeman, QC, moderators of Atlantic Real Estate Forum panels

June 8, 2015

Brian Tabor, QC and Larry Freeman, QC, will speak at the Atlantic Real Estate Forum, Tuesday, June 9, in Halifax, Nova Scotia. In session C2, beginning at 1:50 p.m. AST, Brian will be the moderator of the discussion, Major…

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Atlantic Employers’ Counsel article reproduced by LexisNexis Canada Inc.

June 5, 2015

St. John’s associate Philip Milley‘s Spring 2015 Atlantic Employers’ Counselarticle, Well, what did you expect? Setting expectations for probationary employees, has been reprinted in a variety of LexisNexis Canada Inc. publications, such as The Ultimate HR Manual, Labour Notes and HR…

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Six associates join Stewart McKelvey Halifax

June 5, 2015

Congratulations to the Nova Scotia articling clerks who were admitted to the bar today, June 5. We welcome Kyle Hartlen, Daniel MacKenzie, Dante Manna, Christena McIsaac, Scott Pike and Laura Rhodes to the firm, as they begin their careers with us as associates.

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Mark Tector chairing session & presenting at Duty to Accommodate conference

June 4, 2015

Halifax partner Mark Tector will be chairing the June 9 session of the upcoming Infonex Duty to Accommodate conference, June 9 and 10, in Halifax, Nova Scotia. During this time, he will be speaking on two occasions: Beginning at…

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Partner Nancy Rubin, QC, featured on Canadian Association of Journalists conference panel

June 4, 2015

Nancy Rubin, QC, will be speaking at the Canadian Association of Journalists conference, Saturday, June 6 in Halifax, Nova Scotia. The panel, Fair use of images and video online, will begin at 2:00 p.m. AST and review…

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Jennifer Taylor & Leah Grimmer discussing motions for assessment of damages at Insurance Law section meeting

June 2, 2015

Halifax research lawyer Jennifer Taylor and associate Leah Grimmer will be co-presenting at the Canadian Bar Association Nova Scotia branch Insurance Law section meeting beginning at 12:00 p.m. today. This session will review the case of MacKean v Royal &…

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Halifax partner Mark Tector participating in employment law roundtable discussion

June 2, 2015

Mark Tector will be speaking at the Canadian Association of Family Enterprise Nova Scotia Chapter Personal Advisory Group (“PAG”) meeting, June 3 in Halifax, Nova Scotia. PAG’s are comprised of members of family companies who come together to…

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HR Law blog post discussing workplace harassment republished on Canadian Employment Law Today

June 2, 2015

Human Rights and Workplace Bullying: In a word: “unacceptable”, by Lisa Gallivan and Alison Strachan, has been reproduced on the news section of the Canadian Employment Law Today website. This blog post, originally published May 26, outlines a recent British…

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Stewart McKelvey appoints Lydia Bugden to the position of CEO & Managing Partner

June 1, 2015

The partnership board of Stewart McKelvey is pleased to announce the appointment of Lydia Bugden to the position of CEO & Managing Partner, effective August 1, 2015. Lydia’s appointment follows an extensive search process that included a…

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Twila Reid & Stephen Penney speaking at 2015 Case Law Review

May 27, 2015

St. John’s partners Twila Reid and Stephen Penney will be presenting at the Newfoundland and Labrador Employers’ Council 2015 Case Law Review, Thursday, May 28. During this event, Twila will review events of the past year and how they may affect…

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