Six Steps to Make Your Legal Workplace Equitable
Are you wondering what you and your colleagues can do to make your legal workplace more equitable but you’re not sure what steps to take?
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Are you wondering what you and your colleagues can do to make your legal workplace more equitable but you’re not sure what steps to take?
The Society gives notice of the appointment of a custodian for the law practice of Jeffery Lattie and JWL Law Inc.
The Society is pleased to announce that John Rafferty QC of Truro, NS is the recipient of the 2020 Distinguished Service Award (DSA).
The Complaints Investigation Committee of the Nova Scotia Barristers’ Society gives notice that the practising certificate of Ian Gray of Halifax, Nova Scotia has been
As the regulator of Nova Scotia’s legal profession, we continue to be deeply committed to addressing issues of systemic racism, including anti-Black racism, in the justice system since the release of the Marshall Inquiry recommendations nearly 30 years ago.
Acting in the public interest, the Society is the trusted and respected regulator of the legal profession. We provide leadership, value and support to a competent, ethical, diverse and engaged legal profession. We work with the legal profession to enhance access to legal services and to uphold the rule of law.