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» Go to news mainKUDOS! 13 alumni receive prestigious QC designation
Congratulations to our alumni members who recently received the honourary title of Queen's Counsel for 2017.聽The QC designation is awarded each year to members of the legal profession to recognize exceptional merit and outstanding contribution to the legal community.聽
Randall P.H. Balcome (LLB '81)
Sheree Lynn Conlon (LLB '96)聽
Peter James Craig (LLB '91)
Kathryn M. Dumke (LLB '92)
David Gerald Henley (LLM '03)聽
Megan Longley (LLB '94) 聽聽
Loretta Marie Manning (LLB '99)
Pamela Marche (LLB '95)
Bernard Miller (LLB '88)
Richard W.P. Murphy (LLB '83) 聽
Kathryn A. Raymond (LLB '85)
Kelly J. Serbu (LLB '96) 聽
Candace L. Thomas (LLB '95)
"This designation recognizes the great contributions made by some outstanding Nova Scotia lawyers and their personal and professional commitment to our province," said Justice Minister Diana Whalen when she announced the appointments on Feb. 23. "We educate and are served by some of the best lawyers in the country. Nova Scotia is proud of them."
The Schulich School of Law is proud of them too. Kudos, all!
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