Sentences with phrase «practising civil»

We are currently looking for one (1) lawyer with experience and a book of business practising Civil litigation (including employment law) or Family law.

I've been practising civil litigation for more then a decade.

The CMC strongly encourages all mediators practising civil, commercial and workplace mediation to sign up to the standards in place.

He was an associate with Lavery de Billy from March 2014 until his appointment, practising civil, commercial, labour and employment law.

Jesudason was called to the bar in 1997, then joined Blois Nickerson & Bryson LLP in Halifax as an associate, practising civil litigation and insurance law.

If you are a liberal, your map tells you that you should be impressed: people are practising their civil right to disagree in a civilized manner, because that is one of the basic freedoms the liberal map suggests all decent societies should protect.

Gordon McKinnon practises civil litigation and administrative law.

Julien Rheault practises civil and commercial litigation in the Montreal office of Langlois lawyers.

They include Justice Brian O'Ferrall, who has sat in the provincial court since 2005; Rodney Jerke, former Law Society of Alberta president who practises civil litigation; Peter Michalyshyn, a partner at Chatwin LLP in Edmonton; and David Gates, senior counsel with Justice Canada in Calgary.

Professor Fiona Kay, for example, conducted a survey with the legal profession and found that women are more likely than men to practise family law, while men are much more likely than women to practise real estate law and slightly more likely to practise civil litigation.

Racialized and non-racialized lawyers have approximately the same likelihood to practise civil litigation and corporate commercial law, but racialized lawyers are slightly more likely to practise criminal law, immigration law and poverty law.

Peter has practised Civil Litigation at Borden Ladner Gervais LLP for over forty - one years, specializing in resolving insurance, commercial and construction disputes of various categories, including coverage issues; commercial, property, professional and other liability policies; product liability; class actions; and construction law.

Cindy practises civil litigation with a particular expertise in medical malpractice and product liability defence.

David practised civil litigation in Ottawa before moving to Torys in 2001.

Anne practised civil litigation and family law, and then spent several years as a management - side labour and employment associate at Heenan Blaikie.

Katherine practises civil litigation and is a specialist in family law as certified by the Law Society of Upper Canada.

He practises civil litigation with an emphasis on public law, defamation, construction litigation, product liability, commercial litigation, professional liability, intellectual property and commercial litigation, including injunctions, insurance litigation, and franchise disputes.

Not exact matches

«The right to practise one's religious beliefs must accommodate civil society's obligation to provide for the safety of all and, in particular, children's safety from sexual abuse,» the commission wrote in a report released on Monday.

Before his election to the National Assembly of Wales, he was a practising solicitor (criminal law, personal injury and general civil litigation).

Defining his PPS role Immediately before being appointed, I got some practice in what it would be like to be a PPS by getting my youngest daughter to be a minister and my elder daughter to be a civil servant and I practised passing paper between them.

Based in Edinburgh, he practised as an advocate at the Scottish Bar, mostly in civil law cases.

Earlier in his lecture titled, «Civil Society and Governance in Nigeria's Evolving Democracy 1999 - 2018»; Olukotun, lamented that despite the fact that Nigeria had practised democratic rule for almost 19 years, the country had not experienced the expected change.

The science policy community with which I now deal on a daily basis consists of people as diverse as politicians, civil servants, practising scientists, administrators, journalists, university vice chancellors, businesspeople, and students.

Ahead of its UK TV premiere tomorrow, a new trailer has arrived online for director Tom Harper's thriller War Book, which revolves around a group of civil servants take part in a regular role - playing game to practise their response to a nuclear explosion leading to all - out nuclear war and stars Sophie Okonedo, Phoebe Fox, Ben Chaplin, -LSB-...]

But making this Civil War movie was not solely a matter of practising appropriate cinematic fidelity to a «beautifully written» book.

After receiving his law degree from the University of Manitoba in 2006, McKenzie practised family, commercial and civil law with Chapman Goddard Kagan in Manitoba.

«In spite of much change in how and where lawyers practise and why people need lawyers, our method of regulation has not evolved on pace with the advancement of technology or of government, civil, and commercial interactions,» says NSBS President René Gallant.

Well, lawyers practise wherever the subject needs protection and assistance; and the present scheme operating outside the county and other civil courts cries out for critical lawyers to help the unfortunates caught up in them.

But it is also expected to change the way lawyers prepare and practise in the filtering phases of the highly popular civil lawsuits in a jurisdiction that is widely seen as class - action friendly.

Stephen Gold has many years» experience both as a recently retired civil and family judge and, before that, as a practising solicitor.

Hancock was a lawyer practising in criminal, civil, family and corporate law before becoming an elected representative and member of the government of Alberta for 18 years.

Douglas has practised with Stewart Esten since 1988, and was an associate lawyer with the firm Brock and Brock from 1986 to 1988 where his main areas of practice were family law, civil litigation and criminal law.

«Current Developments in Federal Civil Practice 2013 - Technology and Ethics,» Practising Law Institute, January 30, 2013

Will is a chartered civil engineer as well as a solicitor, practising arbitrator and adjudicator and has over 30 years» infrastructure projects experience.

Lindsay Kantor is a member of our Litigation Group and practises in all areas of civil litigation, with a particular expertise in health law and professional discipline.

Judges were educated, practised as lawyers, and then presided when appointed, in the legal era when the Canadian constitution meant little more than the «peace, order, and good government» clause when it came to the concept of civil liberties.

Sheard had been a lawyer with Evans Sweeny Bordin LLP since 1994, where she has practised exclusively civil litigation with an emphasis on estate and mental incompetency litigation and mediation.

She practised in the areas of general civil, administrative, constitutional and commercial law with Langlois Kronström Desjardins from 1997 until her appointment.

He has practised family law, civil, criminal, real estate, and corporate and commercial law.

She practised in the field of civil and commercial litigation..

He has practised a mix of family and civil litigation, including mediation and negotiation.

Stuart is a partner of Fillmore Riley LLP and practises primarily in the areas of civil litigation and insurance law, with an emphasis on commercial liability insurance, general insurance defence matters, aviation law, professional errors and omissions insurance, life and disability claims, product liability, fire claims, and coverage disputes.

She practises administrative law and civil litigation in the areas of equality rights, professional regulation, labour and employment law and human rights with her firm Symes and Street.

Our firm groups attorneys practising law in most fields: criminal law, immigration law, civil law, family law, business law, labour law, construction law, challenging tickets and other fields.

Kirk is an associate with Fillmore Riley LLP who practises primarily in the area of civil litigation.

Barry Kirkham has practised exclusively in the area of civil litigation since his call to the bar in 1968.

Julia began her legal career as an associate at a boutique law firm, where she practised primarily in the areas of civil litigation and business law.

Sean is an advocate, with extensive experience in employment, human rights and civil litigation, having practised for Canada's leading litigation firms in these areas, among myriad other areas of law.

The deal, ratified first by the Law Society of Upper Canada in February, allows lawyers who are currently confined to civil law or common law jurisdictions broader access to practise law across the two systems.

It is steamrollering through the civil justice system and it requires a culture change among all who want to continue to practise in civil litigation.