Background
Gould, James E. was born in 1945 in Halifax, Nova Scotia.
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James E. Gould
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Dalhousie University (Bachelor of Commerce, 1966. Bachelor of Laws, 1968). University of London (Master of Laws, 1969).
Career
Worked at McInnes Cooper & Robertson (Halifax, Nova Scotia) specializing in General Legal Practice in all major areas of law including Corporate and Commercial, Banking, Securities, Tax, International Trade, Transportation, Insolvency, Environmental, Offshore Oil and Gas, Maritime Law, Estate Planning and Probate, Fisheries, Construction, Trial and Appeal Court Litigation, Insurance, Labour and Employment, Pensions, Municipal and Real Estate. Admitted to the bar, 1970, Nova Scotia. Author: "Chartering of Offshore Supply Vessels in the Canadian Sphere - Some Legal Implications," 22 Alberta Law Review 105, 1984.
"Injunctions in Admiralty Law," Proceedings of the Canadian Bar Association National Civil Litigation Section Injunctions Symposium, 1991.
"Thoughts on Yachts and Lender Pitfalls," Canadian Banker, July-August 1992. Director: Eastern Admiralty Law Association.
Member: Canadian Bar Association. Nova Scotia Barristers" Society (Member, Discipline Committee, 1993-1996).
Canadian Maritime Law Association (Vice President, Atlantic Region).
The Association of Maritime Arbitrators of Canada. Atlantic Provinces Arbitration and Mediation Institute. Comité Maritime International (Titulary Member).
History: McInnes Cooper & Robertson was founded in 1859 by Hiram Blanchard and Jonathan McCully, both prominent in the public life of the Province.
Since its establishment, the Firm has been involved in many of the important cases which have come before the courts of Nova Scotia and in the industrial and commercial life of the Province.
Achievements
Membership
Member: Canadian Bar Association. Nova Scotia Barristers" Society (Member, Discipline Committee, 1993-1996). Canadian Maritime Law Association (Vice President, Atlantic Region).
The Association of Maritime Arbitrators of Canada.
Atlantic Provinces Arbitration and Mediation Institute. Comité Maritime International (Titulary Member).
