Halifax and Moncton Legal Support
The Halifax and Moncton communities have a range of free or low cost legal help options. Court staff and other legal information providers can help you with general information, but they cannot give you advice about what you should do in a particular situation or specific court application. You must speak to a lawyer for that. GO HERE clginjurylaw.ca
NOVA Injury Law represents clients in personal injury and sexual abuse claims. Sexual abuse can take many forms from unwanted sexual touching or fondling to rape and incest. When a person commits an act of sexual violence, they must be held accountable for their actions. Survivors of sexual abuse are often left with feelings of shame, guilt and fear. The goal of NOVA Injury Law is to assist survivors to hold their assailants accountable and to help them move forward with their lives.
Legal Aid Lawyers
NS Legal Aid (link is external) provides help to all Nova Scotians including full representation by a lawyer for those who qualify for it. The level of eligibility is based on financial eligibility and the area of law requested. The NSLA website has contact information for area offices and online application processes.
A Dartmouth native, Tim articled with another firm in town and joined Landry McGillivray upon being called to the Bar. He practices primarily in personal injury and insurance litigation, but also does commercial and residential real estate and wills and estates. He also has extensive administrative law experience having appeared on behalf of clients before Canada Pension Plan review tribunals and Appeals Boards, as well as workers’ compensation, employment insurance and university disciplinary panels.