Marriage Annulment & Fraud in BC: Can My Ex Still Claim My Benefits or Damages?
By Chantal M. Cattermole, Adrienne Adams, and Abigail Choi. Zant v. Zant, 2022 BCSC 2023 is a family law decision concerning a couple that were ... Continued
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By Chantal M. Cattermole, Adrienne Adams, and Abigail Choi. Zant v. Zant, 2022 BCSC 2023 is a family law decision concerning a couple that were ... Continued
By Chantal M. Cattermole, Adrienne Adams, and Abigail Choi. Zant v. Zant, 2022 BCSC 2023 is a family law decision concerning a couple that were ... Continued
By Rosalie A. Clark Cost-plus contracts require the owner to pay for the costs actually incurred for all labour, subcontracted services, materials and other costs ... Continued
By Samantha Ip and Cameron Fox The Alberta Court of Appeal has, in a split decision, affirmed a decision which found that losses resulting from a ... Continued
By Anna Sekunova In a recent decision of Orbital Construction Inc. v Hansen, 2023 BCSC 712, the British Columbia Supreme Court has again addressed the ... Continued
By Andrea Raso and Tadhg Bradford In June 2022, the government of Canada introduced changes to the Competition Act (the “Act”). These changes came into ... Continued
By Satinder Sidhu Commercial General Liability (“CGL”) policies typically provide coverage for businesses against claims for bodily injury and property damage caused through their operations. ... Continued
By Polly Storey The Court of Appeal for British Columbia recently had an opportunity to consider, and resolve, a question that has been the source ... Continued
By Polly Storey and Adrienne Adams In British Columbia, will-makers are required to make “adequate, just and equitable” provision from their estates for their surviving ... Continued
By Satinder Sidhu Labour and material payment bonds are meant to protect parties that contribute to a construction project as a subcontractor or supplier. To ... Continued
On May 24, 2023, our Employment & Labour group hosted a seminar, “BC Employers’ Spring Conference | Money, Status, Religion & Politics: Hot Legal Topics ... Continued
By Kim Do The BC Court of Appeal delivered yet another reminder to insurers that, when interpreting policy wording, the policy must be read as ... Continued