Authored by: Jennifer D. Garagan (Snow)
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Personal Injury
Authored by: Marc J. Belliveau
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Intellectual Property
Tattoos have existed for over 5,000 years and are becoming more popular than ever. Few people may realize though, that they do not own the copyright to the beautiful artwork inked forever into their skin.
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Authored by: Lauren M. Randall
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Real Estate
If you’ve decided to buy a home that is not on municipal water services it is important to know how this affects the home purchase process and ongoing home ownership.
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Authored by: Marc J. Belliveau
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Intellectual Property
This fall the Federal government will undertake a mandated review of the Copyright Act.
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Authored by: David S.R. Parker
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Personal Injury
Prescriptions for medicinal marijuana are becoming more common, particularly for chronic pain patients. There is rising concern among physicians regarding opioid addiction, and some are now prescribing medicinal marijuana as an alternative pain treatment.
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Authored by: Claire E. Milton, Q.C., ICD.D
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Business Law
If you are going to own, ride, train or work with horses or riders, you should have a good understanding of how the law reacts to the many issues that can arise.
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Authored by: Jennifer D. Garagan (Snow)
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Personal Injury
Impaired driving continues to be a serious issue in Nova Scotia and a leading factor in collisions causing serious injury and fatalities.
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Authored by: Claire E. Milton, Q.C., ICD.D
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Employment Law
Federally regulated businesses and industries, take note! Changes are coming to the Canada Labour Code that increase obligations to employees; provincial employers should be prepared to follow.
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Authored by: Claire E. Milton, Q.C., ICD.D
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Business Law
On July 1, 2018, the possession of marijuana, referred to as cannabis in the legislation will become legal in Canada.
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