Fawcett Cutler
Automatically compiled listing. Details may contain errors.3 lawyers · Saint John County
One of 29 law firms listed in Saint John, and one of 11 handling Civil Litigation & Dispute Resolution.
3 lawyers · Saint John County
One of 29 law firms listed in Saint John, and one of 11 handling Civil Litigation & Dispute Resolution.
Fawcett Cutler is a New Brunswick law firm based in Saint John, with lawyers also practising out of Moncton. The firm focuses on civil and complex litigation, administrative and regulatory law, health law, and workplace investigations, representing individual and business clients before New Brunswick's courts and various administrative tribunals. It was founded by women and grew out of the earlier firm Godbout Fawcett.
Woman-owned50 Hazen Street, Suite 1, Saint John, NB E2L 3L1 · 506-721-6000
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