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Attention: Pensionnés: L'avis légal
Attention: Pensionnés, familles et amis des Pensionnés
L'avis légal ci- joint a paru dans L'Acadie Nouvelle et Le Telegraph Journal cette fin de semaine et nous aimerions attirer votre attention a l'importance de cet avis.
COUR DU BANC DE LA REINE DU NOUVEAU-BRUNSWICK
DIVISION DE PREMIÈRE INSTANCE
CIRCONSCRIPTION JUDICIAIRE DE FREDERICTON
ENTRE :
CLIFFORD KENNEDY JR, VIOLA SAVAGE, DEBORAH MCCORMACK et RITA DUNNETT
Demandeurs
-et-
SA MAJESTÉ LA REINE DU CHEF DE LA PROVINCE DU NOUVEAU-BRUNSWICK représentée par
LE PROCUREUR GÉNÉRAL DU NOUVEAU-BRUNSWICK et LE MINISTRE DES FINANCES et LE
CONSEIL DE GESTION
Défendeur
Attention Retirees: Important Legal Notices
Attention: Retirees, family and friends of retirees
The below legal notices appeared in the Telegraph Journal and L’Acadie Nouvelle this past weekend and we would like to draw your attention to it, as we proceed with our legal challenge for retirees.
COURT FILE NO. FC-212-15
IN THE COURT OF QUEEN’S BENCH OF NEW BRUNSWICK TRIAL DIVISION
JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF FREDERICTON
BETWEEN:
CLIFFORD KENNEDY JR, VIOLA SAVAGE, DEBORAH MCCORMACK, and RITA DUNNETT
Plaintiffs
- and -
HER MAJESTY THE QUEEN IN RIGHT OF NEW BRUNSWICK as represented by the ATTORNEY GENERALOF NEW BRUNSWICK and THE MINISTEROF FINANCE and the BOARD OF MANAGEMENT
Defendant
A CALL FOR COMPROMISE
Ari Kaplan May 2016 | Benefits Canada
Employers urged to embrace dialogue as a way to avoid legal pitfalls of pension innovation
Canada’s workplace pension system is going through a recalibration due in part to an aging population and demographic shifts, declining coverage and unpredictable financial markets.
None of these is the fault of employers, unions or pensioners.
BEWARE THE LITIGATION RISK IN CONVERTING PENSION PLANS
Julius Melnitzer May 2016 | BenefitsCanada
As the drive towards target-benefit pension plans continues to make headway in Canada, litigation risk for their sponsors is on the rise. The jurisprudence is still embryonic in Canada but it’s instructive. “Canadian stakeholders need to examine the jurisprudence to get an indication of the trends and concerns that may affect them,” says Kathryn Bush, a pension lawyer and partner at Blake Cassels & Graydon LLP in Toronto. “It’s important to remember there are not many people who actually convert voluntarily.”
Latest news- Dernières Nouvelles
On April 27, 2016, Chief Justice David Smith ruled that Pension Coalition NB could bring it's motion for Representation Order in Fredericton, on July 12, 2016. That motion will seek to confirm that the Coalition represents the interests of all 13,700 pensioners affected by the introduction of the new Shared Risk Pension Plan, which replaced our former PSSA plan. The judge also left open the possibility of a similar motion for a representation order to be brought by the Levesque case lawyer at a subsequent date.