Practice Areas
- Criminal Law
- What is Impaired Driving?
- The Top 5 Myths About Impaired Driving Charges in Nova Scotia
- Reasonable and Probable Grounds
- Unreasonable Search and Seizure: Criminal Code of Canada
- The Right to Remain Silent
- “I’ve been arrested and taken to the Police Station. What do I do now?”
- What is the Right to Legal Counsel?
- The Burden of Proof in Criminal Cases
- Personal Injury
- The “Golden Rule” for Personal Injury Claims
- Are Nova Scotia Personal Injury Claims More Difficult?
- Car and Truck Accidents
- The Burden of Proof in Personal Injury Claims
- What Do I Have to Prove to Win my Case?
- Top Ten Tips to Help you Get Fair Compensation for your Injuries
- Steps in a "Typical" Car Accident Injury Claim
- How Long Will All of This Take?
- Canada's Limit on Compensation for “Pain and Suffering”
- Nova Scotia's Cap on Compensation for 'Minor Injuries' in Car Accident Claim
- Medical Malpractice
- Insurance Claims
- Labour & Employment
- Indian Residential School Claims
- Brain Injury
- Class Actions
- Abuse Compensation Claims