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Stewart McKelvey welcomes seven newly admitted lawyers to our New Brunswick teams

Following Bar admission ceremonies last week in New Brunswick, we are pleased to congratulate our Articled Clerks on the next stage of their career, and we welcome Lauren Sorel (Fredericton), Diana Iancu (Moncton), Daniel Campbell (Moncton), Zack Goobie (Moncton), Remy Goguen (Moncton), Karen Clark (Saint John), and Ashley Murty (Saint John) as new Associates in our New Brunswick offices.

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Mark Tector speaks on CBC radio about mandatory vaccination policies in the workplace

July 12, 2021

Earlier this morning, Halifax partner Mark Tector was interviewed on a number of CBC radio shows across the country about COVID-19 vaccinations in the workplace. Further to his interview back in January, Mark discussed whether…

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Paul Saunders talks client experience and law firm processes at LegalTech Summit Canada

June 28, 2021

During the Canadian Lawyer LegalTech Summit event June 29, Chief Innovation Officer and Partner Paul Saunders will be part of the panel discussion, “Transforming the legal client experience and business process of running a law…

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Congratulations to Nova Scotia’s newest lawyers

June 18, 2021

We congratulate those who were called to the Nova Scotia bar this morning: Diedre Alexander Calvin DeWolfe James Galsworthy Charlotte Henderson Chee Ng Daniel Roth William Wojcik We are pleased to welcome Diedre, Calvin, James,…

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Stewart McKelvey welcomes four newly admitted lawyers to our New Brunswick teams

June 15, 2021

Following bar admission ceremonies this afternoon, we are pleased to welcome four new lawyers to our offices in New Brunswick. Erica Chestnut and Leigh-Ellen Dunstan will join our Saint John team, while Mark Heighton will…

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Tyler Callahan joins St. John’s office as newest lawyer

June 11, 2021

We congratulate former Firm articled clerk Tyler Callahan on being called to the Newfoundland and Labrador bar this morning, as joining our team as a corporate lawyer in St. John’s.

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Saint John partner Paul Harquail, ACIArb, elected Canadian Maritime Law Association president

June 10, 2021

Announced at the Canadian Maritime Law Association (“CMLA”) annual general meeting, Saint John partner Paul Harquail, ACIArb, has become the association’s national president, the first from New Brunswick. Spanning 30 years, Paul’s practice focuses on…

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Jennifer MacPherson co-chairs trial advocacy workshop

June 9, 2021

Charlottetown partner Jennifer MacPherson will co-chair the upcoming Atlantic Trial Advocacy College event, hosted by The Advocates’ Society. Taking place June 10 and 11, attendees of this virtual hands-on training session will test and refine…

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Joe Thorne receives Early Career Achievement Award

June 4, 2021

St. John’s partner Joe Thorne has been selected as the recipient of the Law Society of Newfoundland and Labrador‘s Early Career Achievement Award. This recognition is given to an individual who has demonstrated excellence in…

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Chief Innovation Officer and Partner Paul Saunders interviewed by Canadian Lawyer on innovating throughout the pandemic

May 31, 2021

In a recently published article on Canadian Lawyer, Paul Saunders spoke with author Tim Wilbur to discuss how he came to be the Firm’s Chief Innovation Officer and Partner, and how the COVID-19 pandemic accelerated…

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Halifax partner Richard Niedermayer, QC, TEP, appointed Queen’s Counsel

May 26, 2021

As announced by the Minister of Justice and Attorney General for Nova Scotia, Randy Delorey, Richard Niedermayer, QC, TEP, has received a Queen’s Counsel designation. Recipients of this honour demonstrate outstanding professional integrity and have…

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