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Unorthodox ways Nova Scotian entrepreneurs can leverage cannabis legalization

In a new article for NOW! Nova Scotia, Halifax associate Kevin Landry discusses how entrepreneurs in the province can cash in on legal cannabis. From research and development, to new products and “micro” processing, Kevin notes that individuals don’t have to be millionaire licensed producers to get involved in the industry.

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Mick Ryan, QC, appointed to Sport Dispute Resolution Centre of Canada board of directors

May 6, 2015

Halifax partner Mick Ryan, QC, has been appointed as a board member of the Sport Dispute Resolution Centre of Canada (“SDRCC”) for a three year term. Nominated by the Honourable Bal Gosal, Minister of State (Sport), Mick joins…

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Richard Petrie keynote speaker at Fredericton Chamber of Commerce HR forum

April 30, 2015

Fredericton partner Richard Petrie has been chosen to be the keynote speaker at an upcoming HR forum presented by the Fredericton Chamber of Commerce and the Human Resources Association of New Brunswick. The Top 5 Human Resources Related…

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St. John’s partner Twila Reid speaking at advanced skills training workshop

April 29, 2015

Twila Reid will be one of three speakers participating in the Lancaster House workshop, Investigating and Responding to Bullying and Harassment: Moving from a culture of fear to a culture of respect, Tuesday, May 5, beginning at…

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Colin Andrews joins Stewart McKelvey St. John’s

April 22, 2015

Stewart McKelvey welcomes new associate Colin Andrews to the St. John’s office. With a general corporate commercial practice, Colin assists his clients in the areas of commercial real estate, lending and secured transactions, asset-based lending, mergers and…

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Halifax partner Sheree Conlon discussing future loss of income claims in online session

April 17, 2015

Beginning at 12:00 p.m. AST today, Sheree Conlon will be co-presenting the Canadian Bar Association Nova Scotia online continuing legal education (“CLE”), Future Loss of Income Claims. In addition to discussing common challenges in valuing loss of income…

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James Travers, QC, awarded Governor General’s Caring Canadian Award

April 14, 2015

Charlottetown partner James Travers, QC, has been awarded a Governor General’s Caring Canadian Award for his long-standing volunteer commitments and contributions. This award was created by the former Governor General Roméo LeBlanc in 1995 and recognizes individuals who…

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Lydia Bugden speaking at Women in Leadership conference

April 14, 2015

Nova Scotia regional managing partner Lydia Bugden will present a session at the Femmes de Carrière en Interaction – Career Women InteractionWomen in Leadership conference, Wednesday, April 15 in Halifax. Beginning at 9:40 a.m., Lydia’s presentation, Designing and implementing…

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St. John’s partner Maureen Ryan presenting interactive lesson for Canadian Bar Association Skilled Lawyer Series V

April 10, 2015

As part of the Canadian Bar Association Skilled Lawyer Series V Corporate Drafting for Lawyers, Maureen Ryan will be co-presenting the online module Drafting Key Provisions of the Asset Purchase Agreement, starting at 12:00 p.m. EST, Tuesday, April 14.…

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Associate Leah Grimmer presents online CLE on the litigation of subrogated actions

April 8, 2015

Halifax lawyer Leah Grimmer co-presented the online continuing legal education (“CLE”) session, Carriage and Control of Litigation in Subrogated Actions, at 12:00 p.m. today. Within this presentation, Leah reviewed the care and control of litigation in subrogated actions,…

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Newfoundland and Labrador regional managing partner Neil Jacobs quoted in Canadian Lawyer

April 7, 2015

Neil Jacobs, Newfoundland and Labrador regional managing partner, is quoted in an article by Donalee Moulton exploring the recent expansion and growth in St. John’s due to the discovery of untapped oil fields. Within St. John’s:…

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