Jonathan Coady

Associate

“From those to whom much is given, much is expected.”

Highest quality of services.

Jonathan takes complex problems, breaks them down into little pieces, and then constructs a solution. He aims to make his clients’ positions the simplest and easiest to understand. Jonathan works primarily in the area of administrative law, representing individuals, government agencies, and regulated entities.

Representative matters

Clients involved in disputes are often in need of an advocate who can protect their interests. Accessible and well-prepared, Jonathan presents the positions of his clients in an effective and persuasive manner. He has:

Represented a large manufacturing corporation in a hearing before an administrative tribunal.
Assisted in representing a Crown corporation in judicial review proceedings.
Advised government agencies on their obligations under federal and provincial privacy legislation.
Defended a number of individuals in criminal proceedings.
Prosecuted offences under the Controlled Drugs and Substances Act as an agent of the Public Prosecution Service of Canada.

Areas of practice

Litigation
Litigation – Public Law
Statutory Offences

BAR ADMISSION(S)

Nova Scotia, 2007
Prince Edward Island, 2007

LAW SOCIETY(IES)

Nova Scotia Barristers' Society
Law Society of Prince Edward Island

EDUCATION

University of Cambridge, LL.M., 2009
Dalhousie University, LL.B., 2006
University of Prince Edward Island, B.Sc., 2003

ACTIVITIES

Canadian Bar Association
Association Member, Articling and Admissions Committee, Law Society of Prince Edward Island
Member, Regional Council, Prince Edward Island Region, Canadian Red Cross

LANGUAGE(S)

English

Publications

“Conditional Release of Terror Suspects in Canada: Lessons from the United Kingdom” (2010) 36(1) Queen’s Law Journal 251.

“Recording of Defence Medical Exams is the Exception and Not the Rule – At Least for Now” Atlantic Insurance Counsel (Fall 2010) 268.

“Close the Door on Torture” The Mark (7 May 2009).

“Supreme Court of Canada Clarifies Test for Causation” Atlantic Insurance Counsel (Spring 2007) 171.

“Employee Performance Reviews: Good Faith Criticism or Grounds for Constructive Dismissal?” Atlantic Employers’ Counsel (Winter 2007) 8.

“Islanders, the Constitution, and Property Rights” The Guardian (13 January 2006) A7

65 Grafton Street
P.O. Box 2140
Charlottetown, PE, Canada
C1A 8B9

P 902.629.4520
F 902.566.5283

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Pam Myers

Jonathan Coady

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