Anne Amos-Stewart

Anne stands out as a distinguished attorney based in our Moncton office, where her expertise illuminates the realms of labor and employment law alongside insurance defense. Her approach to legal practice is distinctively client-centric, meticulously crafting strategies that align seamlessly with their specific needs and overarching business goals. Anne is renowned for her ability to navigate complex issues with a blend of pragmatism and efficiency, ensuring solutions are both practical and effective.

At the core of Anne's labor and employment law expertise lies a vast array of specialties. She adeptly handles matters pertaining to employment standards, human rights, privacy concerns, workers' compensation, wrongful dismissal cases, intricacies involved in mergers and acquisitions, conducting thorough workplace investigations, drafting and reviewing employment agreements, navigating restrictive covenants, and developing comprehensive employment policies.

Anne’s diverse professional background sets her apart. Her journey in law is complemented by a rich tapestry of experiences, including owning a business and serving as in-house counsel for a British Columbia-based company. This unique blend of roles has endowed her with an acute understanding of the nuances of business operations and workforce management. Her international exposure, having lived and worked across three continents, enriches her perspective, allowing her to adeptly handle scenarios marked by cultural and philosophical diversity.

Beyond her practice, Anne dedicates her efforts as a co-founder and president of the Canadian Association for Progress in Justice. In this role, she champions the pursuit of progressive outcomes in various legal areas, primarily through advocacy at the Supreme Court of Canada. This not-for-profit organization reflects her commitment to advancing justice and her leadership within the legal community.

Anne's academic credentials are equally impressive. She graduated as valedictorian of her class from the University of Manitoba’s law program. Her legal acumen has been showcased across various legal forums, from tribunals to the highest echelons of the Canadian judiciary, including the Supreme Court of Canada.