Welcome to your daily briefing on legal developments in NB. Today we're covering 3 key stories including updates on new brunswick legal headlines. Let's dive in.
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The Law Society of New Brunswick was incorporated in 1846 as the 'Barristers' Society' to ensure a learned and honourable legal profession, establish order and good conduct, and promote legal development and reform.
It reminds NB legal professionals of the profession's longstanding statutory mandate to uphold ethics and legal reform in the province.
A CBA New Brunswick membership page invites legal professionals to move at the speed of their practice, outlining member fees and benefits.
New Brunswick legal professionals can use this page to understand the member benefits and fees available through the CBA in their province.
The source is a CBA-NB page titled 'New CBA-NBInternational Law Section,' with the summary 'Leo testing from Root.'.
It may signal a new section for NB legal professionals interested in international law, though the test note suggests it is not yet finalized.
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