In today’s fast-paced business world, James provides the practical advice and prompt turnaround his clients need to move forward with their businesses. His experience, expertise and understanding of commercial law and real property issues allows him to provide the strategic thinking that his...
Allison brings the ability to negotiate a resolution that is in line with his client’s needs. He is effective and efficient, and helps them identify the areas of critical importance to their goals and the areas they have flexibility on to make the deal work.
Luc provides general corporate advice on day-to-day issues that face companies, their boards and shareholders. He works hard to achieve results efficiently for his clients, which include owner-managed businesses and larger private/public companies. Luc focuses on business law, with a particular...
Chris works with industrial manufacturers, utilities, various levels of government, and oil and gas companies on a wide range of issues. Labour and employment matters, labour arbitrations, wrongful dismissal litigation appearances for other tribunals and administrative law work.
Michael R. Cormier - completed his undergraduate degree in 1997 at the University of New Brunswick in Law and Society and Sociology. Michael then attended the Atlantic Police Academy in 1999 for the Police Cadet training program. He worked for the B.N.P.P. Regional police as well as the R.C.M.P....
Monika is a partner in the Fredericton office of Cox & Palmer. She was called to the New Brunswick Bar in 1991 after completing her education at the University of New Brunswick. Monika first joined the firm in 1991, and has over 20 years of experience as an insurance litigator.
Hélène L. Beaulieu, QC, is a partner in the Moncton office of Cox & Palmer. She was admitted to the New Brunswick Bar in 1988 after completing her education at L’Université de Moncton and practiced with the former firm Barry Spalding before joining Cox & Palmer in 2013.
Plamen Petkov has been at Taylor MacLellan Cochrane since his admission to the Nova Scotia Bar in 2006. Plamen's practice is focused on immigration and citizenship law, and on civil litigation with a focus on financial services/lender remedies law.
Brian’s current practice consist of a concentration on personal injury, estate law, and corporate law, with a special interest in immigration law. Brian worked for the Crown in the area of Civil and Criminal Law and was appointed as Special Prosecutor for the Federal Government.
Maria received her B.A. degree from St. Thomas University in 1977 and her LL.B degree from the University of New Brunswick in 1980. She was admitted to the Newfoundland Bar in 1981 and the New Brunswick Bar in 1989. Maria received her appointment as Queen’s Counsel (Q.C.) in 2004. Maria has...
Richard E. DeBow, QC, acts as counsel in the Moncton office of Cox & Palmer. He was called to the New Brunswick Bar in 1970 after completing his education at Dalhousie University. Richard joined Cox & Palmer following a number of years with Barry Spalding and Stewart & Cooper. A...
Rod Gillis is one of New Brunswick's leading litigation lawyers. Mr. Gillis focuses his practice on civil litigation, commercial litigation and class actions. He has served as local, regional and national counsel for a variety of clients. He has extensive experience working with team...
Claire Porter is a lifelong resident of Saint John with an insider’s understanding of the local and regional real estate environment. Claire has been an associate lawyer with Gilbert, McGloan, Gillis since 1994, where she has handled most of the firm’s residential and commercial real estate...
Just like Alicia’s favourite quote says, challenging tasks always seem impossible to achieve until they are completed. By being straight forward and creative, Alicia solves issues by breaking them down into manageable steps. Her practice focuses on commercial law, lending and commercial and...