Welcome new St. John’s associate Gwenyth Stadig
Called to the Newfoundland and Labrador bar today, Gwenyth Stadig joins our St. John’s office as an associate.
Gwenyth’s practice will focus on municipal law, privacy law, as well as corporate and commercial law, as she strives to work hard to get the best possible results for her clients.
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Beginning at 9:00 a.m. tomorrow, April 28, Halifax partners Nancy Rubin, QC, and Karen Bennett-Clayton will lead an interactive workshop as part of the Atlantic Journalism Awards’ Workshops event, which Stewart McKelvey is pleased to…
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Read MoreHalifax partner and chair of the Dalhousie University board of governors Lawrence Stordy, QC, will speak at a panel later today at the 32nd annual Canadian University Boards Association (“CUBA”) conference. Larry will be joined…
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Read MoreAs the tenth anniversary of Dunsmuir v. New Brunswick approaches, Saint John and Fredericton managing partner Clarence Bennett reflects on what actually happened in the case that made significant contributions to a new framework for…
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