Real Estate Lawyer Jobs in Nova Scotia
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Cox & Palmer-Halifax
Cox & Palmer is a full-service, top-ranked Atlantic Canadian law firm with the knowledge and experience clients rely on for solid legal solutions.
Our Halifax office is currently seeking an Associate Lawyer to join our Business Law and Real...
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Nova Scotia Barristers' Society-Halifax
We are seeking an ASSOCIATE LAWYER to join our busy Bridgewater office.
The new Associate will proactively manage a high quantity of files with a focus on delivering high quality legal services both independently and under the direction of more...
Nova Scotia Barristers' Society-Nova Scotia
Anderson Sinclair Barristers & Solicitors, with offices in Bedford and Kentville, is looking for an experienced lawyer to join our busy Real Estate Practice.
Areas of Focus:
• Purchasing and Selling used residential, new home construction...
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McInnes Cooper-Halifax
Our Real Property team seeks an experienced Property Paralegal to join our Halifax office for a full-time permanent position. As part of the Real Property team, you will support the real property lawyers in our Halifax office, ensuring the needs...
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Nova Scotia Barristers' Society-Nova Scotia
We are seeking an ASSOCIATE LAWYER to join our busy Bridgewater office.
The new Associate will proactively manage a high quantity of files with a focus on delivering high quality legal services both independently and under the direction of more...
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Province of Nova Scotia-Halifax
for a detail-oriented and analytical professional who has a strong understanding of real estate development and can quickly adapt to evolving work demands. Join our team and use your expertise to impact affordable housing options!
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