Associate featured in The Society Record
Kelsey McLaren, an Associate from our Halifax office, was featured in the spring issue of The Society Record for her pro bono work with the Artists’ Legal Information Society (ALIS). She is the current Treasurer and past Vice-President of ALIS. Kelsey’s legal practice includes Entertainment Law and she routinely gives talks on legal issues which...
New Partners at Pink Larkin
Pink Larkin welcomes its newest partners, David Wallbridge of our Halifax office and Daniel Leger of our Fredericton office, effective February 1, 2013. David joined the firm as an associate in 2005 and Daniel joined the firm as an associate in January 2010. Both continue to provide great service to our clients. Congratulations to David and...
The Irving and Ruth Pink Award
The recipient of the inaugural Irving and Ruth Pink Award for Youth Development and Social Justice is Chandra Gosine, a Staff Lawyer with the Nova Scotia Legal Aid Service, for his long history of advocacy for youth in Nova Scotia. The award was presented by Ronald A. Pink, Q.C., to Mr. Gosine at the Legal...
Construction is Underway!
The new office for Pink Larkin in Halifax is currently under construction. We are proud to report that our new office will be entirely Union built. We believe firmly in the excellence of the work of our clients and always strive to match such excellence in the work we provide to them. Watch for exciting...
Pink Larkin lawyers successful in St. Patrick’s-Alexandra School case
On September 24, 2012, the Supreme Court of Nova Scotia quashed the decision of HRM to sell St. Patrick’s-Alexandra School to a private developer. HRM failed to meet its duty of fairness to the community groups (the North End Community Health Association, the Richard Preston Centre for Excellence Society, and the Mi’kmaq Native Friendship Society) because...
Our lawyers argue St. Patrick’s-Alexandra School case
Ronald A. Pink, Q.C., assisted by David Wallbridge and Kelsey McLaren, recently appeared before the Nova Scotia Supreme Court in a high-profile case about Halifax Regional Municipality’s sale of the St. Patrick’s-Alexandra School property. Mr. Pink argued against the sale, on behalf of the North End Community Health Association, the Mi’kmaq Native Friendship Society and...
Pink Larkin lawyers appear before Supreme Court
On June 13, 2012, Joel E. Pink, Q.C. and Andy Nielsen appeared before the Supreme Court of Canada in an appeal that raises important questions about the criminal defence of duress. The Supreme Court of Canada will release its ruling in the case later this year. http://www.theglobeandmail.com/news/national/top-court-to-hear-case-of-woman-acquitted-in-plot-to-kill-abusive-spouse/article4259202/?cmpid=rss1
Pink Larkin is not your average law firm.
Pink Larkin is a leading Atlantic Canada law firm focused on legal excellence and social justice. We are dedicated to the practice of law with an emphasis on labour and employment, professional regulation, pension and benefits law and criminal law. Our practice also extends to the areas of municipal and regulatory law, and public interest...
