About Brian

Brian Hebert is a partner at McKiggan Hebert Lawyers whose background in economics and business law informs his work proving clients' economic losses in personal injury cases. He has extensive jury trial experience and represents injured business owners and professionals, while continuing to advise a number of long-standing business clients on start-up and corporate matters. Brian has been involved in Indigenous rights and environmental law since his time as a law student, including representing the Pictou Landing First Nation in litigation against the Province of Nova Scotia and Northern Pulp Canada Corporation over the Boat Harbour treatment facility. He sits on the Nova Scotia Assessment Appeals Tribunal and on the boards of L'Arche Halifax and the East Coast Environmental Law Association. Brian graduated from Dalhousie Law School in 1988 after earning a Bachelor of Arts with Honours in Economics from Saint Francis Xavier University, and he has been a member of the Nova Scotia Barristers' Society since 1989.

Education & credentials

Law school
Dalhousie Law School
Undergraduate
Saint Francis Xavier University, Bachelor of Arts (Honours), Economics

Is this you?

Fix or remove this listing, or add a free listing badge

Something wrong with this listing? Tell us and we’ll hide it right away while we review your request, then correct it or take it down.

Add your free listing badge

Add the free LawOnline listing badge to your website. It tells visitors you’re listed in an independent Canadian lawyer directory and links back to this profile. Being listed isn’t a certification or an endorsement, and the badge doesn’t mean we’ve checked your credentials.

LawOnline.ca Canadian Lawyer Directory listing badge

This listing was generated by AI from public sources in July 2026. It may contain errors, and we can’t guarantee it’s accurate or complete. Before you rely on anything here, verify it on their firm’s website. Confirm Brian Hebert’s licence and standing in the Nova Scotia Barristers' Society directory ↗

How this data is compiled and checked · Correct or remove this listing