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We offer strategic solutions in all areas of federal and provincial regulatory and public law, as well as professional and disciplinary matters, with particular expertise in the areas of health care, energy, telecommunication and environmental regulation.

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Jennifer M. Adam

Jennifer M. Adam

Associate
Saint John

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Gregory M. Anthony

Gregory M. Anthony

Partner
St. John's

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Kaylyn R. Anthony

Kaylyn R. Anthony

Associate
Newfoundland & Labrador, St. John's

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John P. Barry, ONB, KC

John P. Barry, ONB, KC

Counsel
Saint John

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Jack M. Blackier, FCA

Jack M. Blackier, FCA

Partner
Saint John

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Laura Boyd

Laura Boyd

Associate
Saint John

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Jordan K.M. Brown

Jordan K.M. Brown

Partner
Charlottetown

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Jessica Bungay

Jessica Bungay

Partner
Fredericton, New Brunswick

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Karen A. Campbell, KC

Karen A. Campbell, KC

Partner
Charlottetown

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Jocelyn M. Campbell, KC

Jocelyn M. Campbell, KC

Partner
Halifax

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Will Cann

Will Cann

Associate
Charlottetown

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Colin J. Clarke, KC

Colin J. Clarke, KC

Partner
Halifax

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Ryan Craig

Ryan Craig

Associate
New Brunswick, Saint John

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Jacob D. Ezeard

Jacob D. Ezeard

Associate
Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island

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Frank Follwell

Frank Follwell

Associate
Charlottetown

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Michael M. Gallagher

Michael M. Gallagher

Associate
Halifax

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James Green

James Green

Partner
Halifax

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Dawson Harrison

Dawson Harrison

Associate
Fredericton, New Brunswick

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Joseph M. Herschorn

Joseph M. Herschorn

Partner
Halifax

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David W. Hooley, KC

David W. Hooley, KC

Counsel
Charlottetown

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Maggie Hughes

Maggie Hughes

Associate
Charlottetown

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Meaghan Hughes

Meaghan Hughes

Counsel
Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island

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Isabelle Keeler

Isabelle Keeler

Associate
Charlottetown

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Kathryn Kennaley

Kathryn Kennaley

Associate
Fredericton

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Edward W. Keyes, KC

Edward W. Keyes, KC

Managing Partner
New Brunswick, Saint John

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Neala J. Kielley

Neala J. Kielley

Associate
Newfoundland & Labrador, St. John's

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Ben Ladner

Ben Ladner

Associate
Charlottetown

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Kevin Latimer, KC

Kevin Latimer, KC

Partner
Halifax

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Matthew K. LeBlanc

Matthew K. LeBlanc

Associate
Fredericton, New Brunswick

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Stéphanie Luce

Stéphanie Luce

Associate
Moncton

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Stephen J. May, KC

Stephen J. May, KC

Partner
St. John's

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Melanie McKenna

Melanie McKenna

Associate
Charlottetown

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John P. Morrissy

John P. Morrissy

Associate
Saint John

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Richard W. Norman

Richard W. Norman

Partner
Halifax

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David G. O’Brien, KC

David G. O’Brien, KC

Partner
Saint John

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Hon. Michel P. Samson, BA, LLB, ECNS

Hon. Michel P. Samson, BA, LLB, ECNS

Counsel
Halifax

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Jorge P. Segovia

Jorge P. Segovia

Partner
St. John's

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G. Todd Stanley, KC

G. Todd Stanley, KC

Managing Partner
St. John's

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Deirdre L. Wade, KC

Deirdre L. Wade, KC

Partner
Saint John

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Michelle A. Willette

Michelle A. Willette

Partner
St. John's

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Peter T. Zed, KC

Peter T. Zed, KC

Partner
Saint John

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Articles & Insights

Significant Amendments Announced to the Accord Acts

The Governments of Canada and Newfoundland and Labrador have announced the most significant amendments to the Atlantic Accord legislation since 1987, introducing new regulatory powers over offshore renewable projects and changing elements of the regulation of offshore petroleum interests, that may have long term implications for the industry. Bill C-49 In late May, Canada announced […]

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Required to Register as a Lobbyist? Another 2020 Surprise for Business.

2020 has been marked by a series of significant public health and economic actions by both the federal and provincial governments in Canada in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
In developing these policies, governments engaged and continue to engage with business groups, unions, social groups, and non-governmental agencies in Canada. They have received and continue to receive solicited and unsolicited representations from the public, including businesses, as the policies and programs evolve.

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