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“The Time Has Come: Standard of Review in Canadian Administrative Law,” (2017) 68 UNB Law Journal 87

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Quoted in, “Canada’s great wealth transfer drives demand for trust and estate specialists”, The Globe and Mail, April 2026

BY Richard Niedermayer, K.C., TEP
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Quoted in “Hudson’s Bay, ex-employees could be in for a fight over $180 million pension surplus” by Estella Ren, Toronto Star

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Quoted in “CAAT pension plan board chair removed amid ongoing governance emergency” by Bryan McGovern, Benefits Canada

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Graham Haynes and Alexandre St-Onge, “Succession Planning and the Intergenerational Business Transfer Rules”, Atlantic Provinces Tax Conference (Toronto: Canadian Tax Foundation, 2025)

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Co-Author, “Partnerships”, Canadian Tax Foundation, Atlantic Provinces Tax Conference (2025)

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Quoted in “What Nova Scotia employers need to know about province’s updated workplace harassment legislation” by Julius Melnitzer, Benefits Canada

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Quoted in “The trusted hands that hold the quill”, Canadian Lawyer, October 2025

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Quoted in “2025 Alternative Investment Conference: Continuation fund transactions increasing amid volatile market landscape” by Bryan McGovern, Benefits Canada

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