About Maria

Maria Cummings is an associate at Stewart McKelvey's Saint John office, maintaining a general corporate practice for individuals, businesses, and organizations across corporate and commercial matters. Her experience includes supporting mergers and acquisitions transactions by drafting ancillary documents and coordinating closing documentation, drafting corporate policies, and maintaining corporate records and minute books. She has also reviewed shareholder and partnership agreements for transfer restrictions and pre-emptive rights, and researched income tax, GST/HST, and land transfer tax issues in corporate and real property transactions. Maria holds a Juris Doctor from the University of New Brunswick, earned in 2024, and a Bachelor of Business Administration from the same university, and took part in law and business exchanges at Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam and Montpellier Business School. She was called to the New Brunswick bar in 2025.

Education & credentials

Law school
University of New Brunswick
Undergraduate
University of New Brunswick, Bachelor of Business Administration

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