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Warm weather warning for Canadian parents
May 10th, 2012

As Spring slowly but surely turns to Summer here in Canada I thought it would be appropriate to post another reminder about the dangers of leaving children unattended in cars. Toddlers and Hot Cars can be a Deadly Combination What do you think? Read more »

Nova Scotia needs to do more to protect children from bullies
May 9th, 2012

Nova Scotia’s Cyberbullying Task Force recently released its recommendations. The Report has some valuable information and makes a number of recommendations to curb bullying and help make our kids safer. Unfortunately, the province's response to the Task Force recommendations has, to date, been... Read more »

APM Law Scholar Athlete winner - Mitchell Hanna
February 29th, 2012

Mitchell Hanna – Riverview High School APM Law is proud to announce that Mitchell Hanna is the latest winner of the APM Law Scholar Athlete award. Mitchell is a straight A student at Riverview High School in Cape Breton. As captain of Riverview’s Division 1 soccer team he helped lead the team... Read more »

Potential Class Action for Breach of Privacy of Capital Health Records?
February 15th, 2012

Capital Health in Halifax admitted this week that one of their former employees breached the privacy of more than 100 Capital Health patients by viewing their medical records without proper authorization. Capital Health notified affected patients this week and apologized for the breach of privacy... Read more »

Nova Scotia Announces Consumer Price Index Increase to Minor Injury Cap
February 2nd, 2012

This week the province of Nova Scotia announced the annual increase to Nova Scotia's new “minor injury” cap on non-pecuniary damages in auto accidents. In 2010 the province of Nova Scotia changed the legislation governing automobile accidents in Nova Scotia. The cap on payments for non-pecunia... Read more »

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