Skip to content

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

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 made great contributions to both the practice of law and the community.

Richard is a leader in trusts, tax and corporate law. Called to the bar in 1995, he works primarily with individuals, as well as owner-managed and family businesses on a broad range of estates and trusts, tax and corporate matters. Richard has worked on many challenging projects, including complex estate plans, tax-planned corporate reorganizations, international estates and succession planning.

A past chair of the Wills, Estates and Trusts section for both the national and Nova Scotia branch of the Canadian Bar Association, Richard has been recognized as Trusts and Estates “Lawyer of the Year” in Halifax by Best Lawyers, has been listed in Lexpert as a leader in Estate and Personal Tax Planning and in Who’s Who Canada under Private Client. Richard is an active member of the Society of Trust and Estate Practitioners (“STEP”), currently serving as its national secretary and on the board of directors. In February 2021 Richard received a STEP Founder’s Award for his voluntary service, and in 2017 he was named the STEP Atlantic Volunteer of the Year. In addition to his professional and community board involvements, Richard is also an active writer on trusts, estates and tax matters for various publications, including STEP Inside and Canadian Lawyer.

SHARE

Archive

Search Archive


 
 

James LeMesurier, QC, co-chair & presenter at Insight Information conference

September 21, 2015

Saint John partner James LeMesurier, QC, is co-chair of the upcoming conference, Labour and Employee Relations Forum, beginning Thursday, September 24 in Halifax. In addition to this role, James will also present a session on the impacts…

Read More

Twila Reid amongst speakers at upcoming advanced skills training session about attendance management programs

September 18, 2015

St. John’s partner Twila Reid will be speaking at the Lancaster House advanced skills training session, Thursday, September 24. Twila and the other four speakers of the day will review a variety of different topics under the umbrella…

Read More

Allison McCarthy & Christopher Marr participate in Canadian Bar Association – New Brunswick branch fall conference

September 17, 2015

The Canadian Bar Association – New Brunswick branch fall conference, Friday, September 18, will feature Fredericton partner Allison McCarthy as a session speaker and Saint John associate Christopher Marr as a session chair. Allison will present at the morning session…

Read More

Richard Niedermayer, TEP, addresses changes to Income Tax Act in Canadian Bar Association webinar

September 11, 2015

Halifax partner Richard Niedermayer, TEP, will co-present the Canadian Bar Association webinar, The Changed Landscape: The Impact of New Tax Rules on Trusts and Estate Donations, September 17. Changes to the Income Tax Act come into effect…

Read More

Three Halifax lawyers join Stewart McKelvey

September 9, 2015

Stewart McKelvey Halifax welcomes Richard Jordan, Christine Nault and Peter Eirikson to our office. Richard, a research lawyer, will focus on employment law, labour relations, workers’ compensation and occupational health and safety. Before joining the firm, he clerked for the…

Read More

Maurice Chiasson, QC, appointed chair of the Nova Scotia Barristers’ Society finance committee

September 3, 2015

Halifax partner Maurice Chiasson, QC, has been named the finance committee chair of the Nova Scotia Barristers’ Society (“NSBS”), a committee of which he has been an active member of for more than five years. This group is…

Read More

New Nova Scotia Barristers’ Society committee roles for partner Sheree Conlon

August 26, 2015

Sheree Conlon, Halifax partner, has been appointed as the chair of the gender equity committee, as well as a member of the entity regulation and risk working group committee of the Nova Scotia Barristers’ Society (“NSBS”). The gender…

Read More

Erin Best describes what it’s like to be an IP lawyer & trademark agent in St. John’s in Canadian Lawyer 4Students

August 26, 2015

St. John’s associate Erin Best is featured in the Canadian Lawyer magazine 4Students article, The pros & cons of practising… by Anastasiya Jogal. Within this piece, Erin speaks to some of the positives and negatives of practising as an…

Read More

Best Lawyers in Canada© 2016 lists 92 Stewart McKelvey lawyers

August 24, 2015

Ninety-two lawyers from Stewart McKelvey have been listed in the 10th edition of Best Lawyers in Canada©, covering 46 practice areas. Best Lawyers® is the oldest and most respected peer-review publication in the legal profession. Inclusion…

Read More

Fifteen Stewart McKelvey lawyers named Best Lawyers® 2016 “Lawyer of the Year”

August 24, 2015

Fifteen lawyers have been listed as “Lawyer of the Year” by Best Lawyers® 2016. This designation is given to a single lawyer in each practice and metropolitan area. The Best Lawyers 2016 “Lawyer of the Year” list is…

Read More

Search Archive


Scroll To Top