Background
Belliveau, Marc J. was born on July 5, 1959 in Montreal, Quebec.
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Marc J. Belliveau
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Dalhousie University (Bachelor of Science, 1980. Bachelor of Laws, 1990). McGill University (Master of Business Administration, 1982).
Spoken languages: French.
Career
Worked at Cox Downie (Halifax, Nova Scotia) specializing in Administrative Law, Admiralty, Alternative Dispute Resolution, Appellate Practice, Assessment, Banking and Financial Institutions, Bankruptcy, Business Law, Civil Litigation, Civil Practice, Civil Rights, Collections, Commercial Law, Communications and Media. Computers and Software, Constitutional Law, Construction, Contracts, Corporations and Corporate Finance, Debtor and Creditor, Education, Employee Benefits, Energy, Environmental, Family and Matrimonial, Finance, Intellectual Property, Fidelity and Surety, Foreign Investment, Franchises and Franchising, General Practice, Guardianship and Conservatorship, Insolvency and Receivership, Indian and Native Populations, Insurance, Insurance Defense, Labour and Employment, Leases and Leasing, Legislative Practice, Mergers, Acquisitions and Divestitures, Litigation, Medical Malpractice, Mining, Municipal Law, Mortgages, Municipal Law, Natural Resources, Personal Injury, Products Liability, Professional Liability, Public Utilities, Real Estate, Real Property, Regulatory Law, Securities, Technology and Science, Wills, Trade and Professional Associations, Trademarks, Trusts and Estate Planning, Trials and Appellate Practice, Utilities, Zoning, Planning and Land Use. Admitted to the bar, 1991, Nova Scotia.
1996, New Brunswick.
Member: Law Society of New Brunswick. Association des juristes d"expression francaise de nouvelle Ecosse.
National Conference of French-Speaking Members from Common Law Provinces and Territories of the Canadian Bar Association (Chair, 1994-1996). All members of the firm are members of the Canadian Bar Association and the Nova Scotia Barristers Society.
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Membership
Member: Law Society of New Brunswick. Association des juristes d"expression francaise de nouvelle Ecosse. National Conference of French-Speaking Members from Common Law Provinces and Territories of the Canadian Bar Association (Chair, 1994-1996).
