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Have your human rights been violated? Do you have reason to believe that you've been discriminated against because of your race, gender, or background? If you're dealing with a legal issue relating to human rights, you should know that you don't have to face your struggle alone.
Administrative law is a kind of anonymous law. Rarely referred to or thought of outside of legal and government communities, in fact it is the law the regulates and controls much of both public and private authority that touches on much of our laws.
In Canada, there are specific laws that govern many aspects of the employer-employee relationship. These laws were established to offer workers protections that contribute to their overall wellbeing while on the job.
If you need the help of a lawyer to guide you through a civil matter, Mitchell & Ferguson Associates can help. Whether you're dealing with a disagreement related to property, or a business contract, you don't need to navigate the complex waters surrounding a civil dispute on your own.
The Halifax Herald's Sherry Borden Colley, (http://thechronicleherald.ca/novascotia/1301040-report-recommends-that-s...) has reported that the province is considering arming some of the province’s sheriff’s officers. The deputies provide interim lockup services for prisoners appearing in court, transportation of prisoners to and from court, court security and civil enforcement services.
American lawyer, Steven Donzinger, the directing mind of international (American, Canadian, Chilean, Argentine) litigation looking to enforce a $9.5 billion Ecuadorian judgment against Chevron Oil, has now appealed against an American federal court judgment that enjoined enforcement of that judgment in the US and sought a stay against the first instance court order.