N.B. Businesses Must Report Unclaimed Monetary Property
The first deadline for businesses to report and remit to the Unclaimed Property program is March 31.
Law
N.S. Realtor Says Foreign Buyer Ban Makes Province ‘Unwelcoming’
On January 1, a new federal law came into effect that temporarily bans most non-Canadians from buying a home in Canada.
Fishers Union Supports New Life Jacket Rules
Luc Leblanc says “Anything that can prevent injury or death on the water is a good thing.”
Supreme Court Approves $2.3-Million Payout In Class Action Against Organigram
The Supreme Court of Nova Scotia has approved a $2.31 million settlement in a class action lawsuit against Organigram Holdings Inc. over tainted cannabis.
Halifax Firm Pink Larkin Hires Lawyer to Provide Free Services to Those in Need
The firm believes the hiring of Vincent Calderhead is a first-in-Canada approach to actively providing access to justice
Ian Dunbar of McInnes Cooper One Of Canada’s Top Lawyers Under 40
The annual list published by Benchmark covers the litigation and disputes market in North America.
‘Recovering Lawyers’ Set Up Practice to Build Healthier Workplaces
Alyson Townsend and Trisha Perry of Saint John-based Resonance Inc. want to help companies have healthier workplaces
How ShopLaw is Helping People Who Struggle to Find a Lawyer
It’s kind of like Yelp, but for lawyers.
Saint John’s Godbout Fawcett: Building Supportive Environments
Godbout Fawcett is working towards a supportive environment for women and a personalized experience for clients.
