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Epiq names Geneviève Bertrand as vice president, class action solutions (opens the original)
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She heads the e-discovery service provider’s Canadian class action administration practice As Epiq’s recently appointed vice president for class action solutions, Geneviève Bertrand spearheads the e-discovery service provider’s Canadian class action administration practice and offers strategic guidance for complex class action proceedings and settlements across the country. “Geneviève’s understanding of the Canadian litigation and class action landscape, combined with her experience advising bot
Marie-Ève Martineau, experienced in health law, joins McCarthy Tétrault (opens the original)
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Firm’s new counsel in Montreal advises clients on medical professional liability McCarthy Tétrault LLP has announced the appointment of Marie-Ève Martineau – a litigator with over two decades of experience spanning medical professional liability, health law, and social services disputes – as Montreal-based counsel in the firm’s litigation and dispute resolution group. In a news release, the firm highlighted Martineau’s knowledge and understanding of the health sector, encompassing Quebec’s healt
Civil liberties group seeks clearer limits to foreign influence regime (opens the original)
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New transparency rules lack explicit safeguards for lawyers: Canadian Civil Liberties Association According to the Canadian Civil Liberties Association (CCLA), the country’s new foreign influence transparency regime may encompass low-risk and even completely transparent activity, with significant impacts on lawyers, academics, the media, and the operation of Canada’s international human rights framework. “In what has since become an all too common practice, this regime was forced through the leg
NS legal regulator adopts new competencies for entry to legal practice (opens the original)
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Nova Scotia Barristers’ Society also adds African Nova Scotian competency section By a motion passed on Sept. 18, the Council of the Nova Scotia Barristers’ Society (NSBS) has replaced the previous entry-to-practice competency framework with the competencies for entry to legal practice (CELP), alongside an African Nova Scotian competency addendum. According to the society’s news release, this motion seeks to integrate the new CELP framework into the articling and admission program. The NSBS said
Linmac welcomes Shonna Petrook as lead of estates and trusts practice (opens the original)
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New Toronto partner joins firm’s legacy team, works closely with tax and business teams Linmac LLP has announced the appointment of Shonna Petrook – who is experienced in helping individuals and families make estate plans – as head of the firm’s estates and trusts practice, as a member of its legacy team, and as a new Toronto-based partner. “As we grow our Toronto office, she will play a key role in helping families protect what they have built and plan with confidence for the next generation,”
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