Court Ordered Examinations to Determine Incapacity in British Columbia
Court Ordered Examinations to Determine Incapacity in British Columbia
Reminder: New Insurance Act comes into force July 1, 2012!
We know that you are probably weary of this news already and promise that this will be the last time we bother you with it. ... Continued
Government taken to Court over Advanced Education’s Bill 18
As we advised in the November 2011 edition of Campus Counsel, the Government of British Columbia tabled Bill 18 – the Advanced Education Statutes Amendment ... Continued
Executors and Corporate Remedies
Not uncommonly, Executors (or Administrators) find themselves in the position of a minority shareholder of a private company. For example, the deceased may have had ... Continued
The Ebbs and Flows of Pre-Sale Litigation
This article discusses how B.C. courts have treated pre-sale litigation in regards to REDMA.
The times they are a changin’
Implications of an aging population
Kelly v Bell, 2012 BCSC 841
Discussion on Kelly v Bell, 2012 BCSC 841
The Big Reveal – ICANN Announces List of new gTLD applicants and applications
The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) posted the list of new gTLD applicants and applications today. ICANN received a total of 1,930 ... Continued
Observations: Elder Abuse
Observations: Elder Abuse
CIRA Announces .CA Registry Upgrade and 24 hour service outage
Canadian Internet Registration Authority announced system update to .CA registry
RIM Wins Right To Continue Using BBM Trademark
Research in Motion Ltd. received some good news late last week, in the form of a Federal Court of Canada ruling that allows it to ... Continued
The Cost(s) of Playing Favourites (and Being a Favourite)
Discussion on the financial and emotional costs of favouring one child in the will.