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Sean Casey — Charlottetown

Sean Casey was Managing Partner of the Charlottetown law firm of Stewart McKelvey. He joined Stewart McKelvey in 1989, becoming a Partner in 1993. He was appointed as Queen’s Counsel in 2008.

From 2003-2008, Sean worked with the family business, Paderno, as President of the Paderno Group of Companies. He worked extensively in strategic planning, financial management, operations and human resources. Sean elected to return to Stewart McKelvey and was named Managing Partner in 2008.

Always active at work and in his community, Sean has been President of the Greater Charlottetown Area Chamber of Commerce, chair of the Canadian Soccer Association National Appeals Committee, as well as Chair of Spud Minor Hockey Tournament. He has also volunteered with Holy Redeemer Church, the Canadian Soccer Association, Charlottetown Minor Hockey Association, Winsloe West Royalty Soccer Club, the PEI Marathon, and was an advisor on The Entrepreneur’s Forum

A graduate of St. Francis Xavier and Dalhousie universities, Sean resides in West Royalty with his wife, Kathleen, and their two sons, Ryan and Dean. Sean is a keen sports fan, golfer and runner.

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Sean Casey in the news

Liberal Statement on the Anniversary of Vimy Ridge
April 9, 2013
CHARLOTTETOWN– Liberal Veterans Affairs critic Sean Casey made the following statement today on the anniversary of the Battle of Vimy Ridge: “This week marks the 96th [...] More »
Liberals Demand Government Treat Veterans with Respect and Increase Funding to Last Post Fund
January 31, 2013
OTTAWA– The Conservative government must treat Canadian veterans and their families with the respect they deserve and immediately increase funding to the Last Post Fund, said [...] More »
Long Overdue Victory for Veterans in Failed Conservative Pension Clawback
January 9, 2013
CHARLOTTETOWN– Liberal Veterans Affairs critic Sean Casey made the following statement today on the tentative agreement reached between the Conservative government and veterans on military pensions: [...] More »
Conservatives Blow Millions on Advertising Instead of Assisting Canadian Veterans
November 21, 2012
OTTAWA– The Conservative government continues to ignore our veterans while wasting millions on advertising and propaganda campaigns, said Liberal Veterans Affairs critic Sean Casey today. “The [...] More »
Crisis of leadership at the Department of Veterans Affairs
November 19, 2012
There is a real crisis of leadership at the Department of Veteran Affairs, and the Minister must be held accountable. This government must stop blaming others and using endless spin to cover up their failures. Real leadership requires listening and responding to the concerns of veterans, yet time and time again, the Conservatives demonstrate that they are only obsessed with appearance and image valuing symbolism over substance. More »