The recent case of Flowers v Allterrain Contracting Inc., 2017 NSSC 194, confirmed that the standard for snow removal and maintenance is reasonableness, not perfection. The standard of reasonableness is measured against the evidence that the Defendant introduces as to what snow removal and maintenance practices are in place. Snow removal practices do not have to be ideal to be reasonable.
On February 17, 2010, the Plaintiff slipped and fell on ice when exiting a Wal-Mart store in Halifax. She...
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C3 Legal adds two new lawyers
We are proud to announce the addition of two lawyers to the C3 Legal Team!
Kyla Russell has been with our firm since 2013, and brings with her over 15 years of legal research and writing experience on all aspects of insurance law including Coverage, Bad Faith, and Cyber Risk.
Sarah-Jo Briand Sarah-Jo is a law graduate from the University of New Brunswick. She earned her undergraduate degree in Economics from Dalhousie University, and brings with her considerable experience serving the ...
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Nancy Murray, KC, named Best Lawyers® 2017 Halifax Insurance Law “Lawyer of the Year”
Congratulations to Nancy Murray!
C3 Legal is delighted to announce that Nancy has been named the Best Lawyers® 2017 Halifax Insurance Law “Lawyer of the Year”.
Nancy has also been selected by her peers in the legal community for inclusion in the 2017 edition of Best Lawyers in Canada© for Corporate and Commercial Litigation, Insurance Law, Personal Injury Litigation, and Product Liability Law.
C3 Legal is extremely proud to have Nancy as a member of our team, and pleased to see her expe...
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Nancy Murray, KC, named Best Lawyers ® 2016 Halifax Personal Injury Litigation “Lawyer of the Year”
Congratulations to Nancy Murray! C3 Legal is pleased to announce that Nancy Murray has been named the Best Lawyers® 2016 Halifax Personal Injury Litigation “Lawyer of the Year”.
Nancy has also been selected by her peers in the legal community for inclusion in the 2016 edition of Best Lawyers in Canada© for Corporate and Commercial Litigation, Insurance Law, Personal Injury Litigation, and Product Liability Law.
We are proud to have Nancy as a member of the C3 Legal team and delighted to ...
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Nova Scotia’s new Limitation of Actions Act becomes effective September 1
Nova Scotia’s new Limitation of Actions Act has been awaiting Proclamation since it received Royal Assent on November 20, 2014. The Government of Nova Scotia announced this week that the new Act will be proclaimed and come into effect on September 1, 2015. This will significantly change the civil litigation landscape in this province.
A limitation period is the period of time between the date of a person’s injury, loss, or damage and the date after which he or she can no longer bring a claim....
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