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Address: 2100-1801 Hollis St, Halifax, NS, B3J 3N4
Lawyer Firm: Patterson Law
Phone: (902) 405-8000
Fax: (902) 405-8001
Email: bfairbanks@pattersonlaw.ca
Website: www.pattersonlaw.ca
| First Year of Call | 2002 |
| Areas of Practice | Banking, Bankruptcy and Insolvency, Charities and Not-For-Profit Org, Construction Law, Conveyancing, Corporate and Commercial Law, Corporate Counsel (In-House Counsel), Environmental Law, Land Use Regulation, Municipal Law, Property Development, Real Property, Wills, Estates and Trusts |
| Description | People come to Ben for his trusted advice and experience in property, banking and corporate commercial matters. He is considered a teammate when it comes to advancing his clients’ long-term business goals and brings a practical approach to problem solving.
Over 16 years of experience providing opinions and documentation to support clients and institutions on a wide variety of legal issues, including contract negotiation, leasing, real estate development, banking and financing, and business structures. Over 4 years of municipal work advising senior management at the Halifax Regional Municipality on taxation, property, commercial, administrative and governance matters while taking a lead role on report preparation and approvals. Experience with project management, effecting policy changes at a municipal level, and collaborating with provincial departments and professional regulators resulting in support for land titles clarification in Nova Scotia. |
Ken Thomas is our lawyer, and we find him intelligent, concise and fair.
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