Ruling notes man tried to protect child from pet’s threatening behaviour
Uniform Law Conference of Canada concludes annual meeting in Halifax
Civil and criminal section delegates received policy reports, voted on proposals
New workplace harassment regulations come into force in NS in September
Nova Scotia to require employers to have a written harassment prevention policy
“Let’s Eat Grandma” – How Commas Can Ruin or Make Your Case (and What To Do About It!)
The Case of the Comma
Remember the online meme comparing “Let’s eat grandma!” with “Let’s eat, grandma!”? Well, here we have the legal version of it.
A judge in Nova Scotia recently invalidated part of an employment contract because it
Nova Scotia Court of Appeal refuses to extend time to appeal in fraudulent conveyance case
Ruling in home-building matter sees signs of organized pseudolegal commercial argument litigant
Tribunal to weigh pay of Nova Scotia’s provincial and family court judges
Hearings in late September will consider salary, per diems, contributions, benefits
Nova Scotia Barristers’ Society names Michelle Kelly as president
She is a commercial and insurance litigation partner at Сox & Palmer in Halifax
NS Court of Appeal denies disability fund’s appeal in injury case involving mediation
Disagreement arises from breakdown of heads of damages in settlement minutes
Family of individuals who died after contracting COVID-19 at facility can proceed with class action
The Nova Scotia Court of Appeal rejected the facility’s bid to appeal the certification
Cheryl Hodder to step down as CEO of Nova Scotia barristers’ organization in December
She has plans to pursue governance and business advisory