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Mira Stephenson

Associate

Mira StephensonBW

Language(s) spoken: English

Bar Admission(s): New Brunswick, 2026

Legal Assistant(s): Pam Thomas

Mira is an associate in Stewart McKelvey’s Saint John office. She maintains a broad corporate and commercial practice with experience in mergers and acquisitions, corporate formation and reorganizations, and commercial agreements across a range of industries, including energy, maritime and transportation, and other commercial sectors.

Mira has assisted with a variety of transactional and advisory matters, including asset and share purchases, vessel acquisitions, financing-related work, corporate reorganizations, and ongoing regulatory and commercial compliance matters.

She takes a practical, client-centered approach to her work, with a focus on understanding each client’s business and delivering clear, useful advice that supports their needs and objectives.

Representative experience includes:

  • Assisted with a significant asset purchase from initial due diligence through to closing, including drafting ancillary transaction documents.
  • Supported a share purchase transaction, including conducting due diligence and preparing closing documentation.
  • Assisted with a vessel acquisition, including coordination with lenders and opposing counsel and preparation of closing materials.
  • Assisted in reviewing and negotiating non-disclosure agreements in advance of potential acquisition discussions.
  • Supported clients with ongoing regulatory compliance obligations across a range of matters.
  • Assisted in advising a client in connection with an ongoing shareholder dispute.

Education & Career

Education

Dalhousie University, Schulich School of Law, Juris Doctor, 2025

Western University, Bachelor of Health Sciences, 2022

Activities

Director, Board of Directors, Touchstone Academy, 2022 – present

Accolades

Fifth Place Memorials, Canadian Rounds, Philip C. Jessup International Moot Court Competition, 2025

Western University Dean’s List, 2019 – 2022

Red Cross Young Humanitarian Award for New Brunswick, 2019

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