Municipal

Cox & Palmer’s experienced lawyers provide counsel on a broad range of municipal law matters and as our client, you can rely on us to navigate the complex regulatory environment.

Advisory Services Include:

  • By-law implementation and enforcement
  • Planning and zoning
  • Land development
  • Taxation
  • Amalgamation
  • Risk management
  • Waste management
  • Public utilities
  • Finance

Additionally, we provide advice on issues concerning employment and labour law, as well as construction, tendering, environmental, administrative, and contractual matters.

Ryan P. Burgoyne

Partner
Fredericton

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Joseph F. Burke

Partner
Halifax

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Jocelyn M. Campbell, QC

Partner
Halifax

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Karen A. Campbell, QC

Partner
Charlottetown

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Ewan W. Clark

Barrister
Montague, Morell

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Lisa Delaney

Associate
Halifax

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Steven A. Forbes

Partner
Charlottetown

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Raymond F. Glennie, QC

Counsel
Saint John

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F. Richard Gosse

Partner
St. John's

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Bruce D. Hatfield, QC

Associate
Fredericton

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Charity L. Hogan

Associate
Charlottetown

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David W. Hooley, QC

Counsel
Charlottetown

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Daniel W. Ingersoll, QC

Managing Partner
Halifax

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Isabelle Keeler

Associate
Charlottetown

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Sian G. Laing

Associate
Halifax

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Kevin Latimer, QC

Partner
Halifax

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Ryan P.W. Lebans

Associate
Halifax

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Melanie McKenna

Associate
Charlottetown

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Richard W. Norman

Partner
Halifax

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Talia C. Profit

Partner
Moncton

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Darren R. Purchase

Associate
St. John's

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The Honourable Michel P. Samson, BA, LLB, ECNS

Counsel
Halifax

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Randall W. Smith

Partner
St. John's

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Charles D. Whelly, QC

Counsel
Saint John

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Articles & Insights

Municipal Planning Appeals: Defying the Odds

A 10 year review of appeals of municipal planning decisions before the Nova Scotia Utility and Review Board (UARB) shows that the UARB rarely overturns decisions of municipal councils and even more rarely if the appeal has been launched by interested citizens. Appeals by developers have been marginally more successful. But it would be wrong […]

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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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