News & Events
- Twelve members appointed to the poverty-reduction advisory council (Feb 2018) 2018-Present: Member of the Premier’s Action Committee/Poverty Reduction Advisory Council (PEI) tasked with engaging with the public, community groups, not-for-profit and service organizations, leaders in private and corporate sectors, and provincial and municipal governments in order to develop the provincial action plan focusing on housing, food, education, employment, community capacity building and health in order to help reduce the impact of poverty in the province.
- CBC Restorative Justice interview 2017-Present: Co-chair of a provincial Restorative Justice Committee comprised of various stakeholders from the PEI Department of Justice , the Crown, Legal Aid, Law Enforcement, Victims Services, Corrections and the Judiciary with the goal of developing Restorative Justice programming for both Indigenous and Non-Indigenous offenders consistent with the Federal Minister of Justice/Attorney General of Canada’s Criminal Justice Review and Reform initiatives (Bill C-75).2017
- Island lawyer new member of Bertha Wilson Honour Society
- Pamela Large Moran on Instagram: “So honoured to be the 2017 recipient of the Schulich School of Law (Dalhousie) Bertha Wilson Honour Society award (with Dean Camille…”
- Effective Use of Apology in Dispute Resolution and Reconciliation – ADR Perspectives, Feb. 2017
- Pamela-Large Moran Assists in Class Action Claims Restorative Evaluation Process (Institutional Abuse/Human Rights)
- 2017 Atlantic Circle Keepers Conference – Moncton, NB: Justice attendees from across Atlantic Canada. Presenter on Truth and Reconciliation Calls to Action and Justice Reform.
- 2017- Annual PEI Indigenous Justice Forum- Charlottetown, PEI: Presenter on Reconciliation and the Advancement of Indigenous Rights/Calls to Action.
- 2016 PEI Law Society Continuing Legal Education Session- Charlottetown, PEI: Co-Presenter with Dr. Martha Simmons (Dir. of Mediation Clinic at Osgoode Hall Law School) on Mediation Advocacy.
- Pamela-Large Moran’s Interview with CBC talking about Young Drivers and Car Insurance Liabilities
Small But Mighty (Oct 2005)
http://www.atlanticbusinessmagazine.com/
In November 2004, Pamela Large-Moran made headlines when she secured the largest personal injury settlement ever awarded in the history of Canada. $12.98 million was approved for her client, Laura Mae Brown, who suffered severe injuries and needed round the clock care as a result of being a passenger in a leased vehicle where the driver was at fault.
A native from PEI, Large-Moran practiced civil and commercial litigation in Toronto from 1990 to 2000 when she decided to return home. “Having been involved as a lawyer in over 200 mediations while practicing in Toronto and seeing the many positive benefits of the process to disputing parties, I saw a growing need for such services back here.” She enrolled in the Master of Laws program specializing in Alternative Dispute Resolution and graduated two years later. After doing some business training, she opened CRS Atlantic (Conflict Resolution Services) in Charlottetown.
She loves the entrepreneurial life as it allows her so much flexibility. She’s able to carve out some time for herself and family. This means she can be the goaltender for the “PEI hockey Mamas” (a group of forty-somethin’ PEI moms who raise funds for breast cancer research.)
Meanwhile, back at the office, she’s plenty busy, but Large-Moran’s figured out that she doesn’t have to rent a big space or hire a large staff. When she needs more hands on deck, she simply partners or sub contracts with other conflict resolution professionals. This way she gets the benefit of assistance without having to worry about paying another full time employee and the client benefits by receiving a broader range of services. “Doing it this way leaves the decision-making and control solely in my hands which keeps things simple.”