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Legal/Law in Nova Scotia

6 listings throughout Nova Scotia

Nova Scotia's Legal/Law directory: 6 listings across 5 cities, updated as businesses claim and verify their information.

Boudrot Rodgers Law, Inc.

301 Pitt Street , Unit 1
1-877-550-5858

Our most significant practice areas are Personal Injury Litigation, Real Estate Law, Criminal Defense, Divorce & Family law, and Estate and …

Dalhousie Journal of Legal Studies

Weldon Law Building, Schulich School of Law, 6061 University Avenue
902-494-4610

The Dalhousie Journal of Legal Studies is a non-profit, academic journal that publishes work from current law students and recent alumni in …

Halifax Refugee Clinic

Halifax Refugee Clinic

5538 Macara Street
902-422-6736

The Halifax Refugee Clinic provides legal services and settlement services to refugee claimants who are unable to afford a private lawyer.

Passage Law

Suite 102, 1515 Main Road
902-406-7775
Stellarton Police Service

Stellarton Police Service

250 Foord Street
902-752-6160

All content on the Department's Facebook page is subject to public records law. By becoming a fan your information will be a matter of publi…

Westville Police Service

2020 Queen Street
902-396-4911

About All content on the Department's Facebook page is subject to public records law. By becoming a fan your information will be a matter of…

Available in These Cities

Halifax (2) · Eastern Passage (1) · Port Hawkesbury (1) · Stellarton (1) · Westville (1)

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