Court clarifies WESA notice requirement
Dates of mailing notice of intended estate grant applications should be included in affidavits.
Dispensing Power of the Court under WESA
The Wills, Estates and Succession Act (“WESA“) is now in force, and we are beginning to see its application in our estate practice. One of ... Continued
David Austin on Global News on the latest LNG development
David Austin was interviewed by Jas Johal of Global News on the recent decision by Apache to exit an LNG project in Kitimat that it ... Continued
Clark Wilson Acted for Pure Multi-Family REIT LP in Closing US$30.2 Million Bought Deal
Clark Wilson LLP acted for Pure Multi-Family REIT LP (Pure) (TSXV: RUF.U, RUF.UN, RUF.DB.U; OTCQX: PMULF) in closing its public offering of 6,350,000 Class A ... Continued
Court Upholds Effective Disinheritence
Court finds deceased had valid and rational reasons for leaving her son only a small amount
Clark Wilson energy lawyer Warren Brazier comments on emerging LNG trend
By 2019, Canada is projected to be among the world’s top 10 largest liquefied natural gas (LNG) producers. In Embassy, Clark Wilson energy lawyer Warren ... Continued
Leading digital media company sells major business division with Clark Wilson’s help
Clark Wilson LLP was Canadian counsel behind the sale of Demand Media‘s CoveritLive to Scribble Technologies. Adam Dlin led Clark Wilson’s team, which included Andrea ... Continued
Areet Kaila article republished in The Legal Edge
If you are negotiating a contract, you should read Areet Kaila’s article entitled, “The Accidental Contract?“. This article has recently been republished by The Legal ... Continued
Court of Appeal in the position of a Trial Court in Wills Variation Appeals
Appellate courts not required to defer to trial judge except on oral testimony in wills variation cases
Revoking a Will – Destruction of a True Copy Not Sufficient
Detroying true copy does not revoke will when original known to be safe elsewhere.
Bernard Pinsky quoted in article that’s getting attention from more media outlets
The article entitled “TSX makes majority voting mandatory”, originally published in The Bottom Line, was so informative that it has been picked up by The ... Continued
BC Court of Appeal Considers Validity of Conditional Donation Made to Charity
Conditional donation found to be valid inter vivos gift.