Bernard Pinsky recognized for service to the community
Bernard Pinsky, Chair of Clark Wilson’s Corporate Finance & Securities and United States Law Groups, has been awarded the Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Medal ... Continued
Jeff Morton joins the Technology and IP Practice Groups
Clark Wilson LLP is pleased to announce that Jeff Morton has joined our Technology and Intellectual Property Practice Groups. He has extensive experience in obtaining ... Continued
Karen Monteith quoted in The Lawyers Weekly
Karen Monteith, a Registered Trade-mark Agent with our Intellectual Property Group, was quoted in a November 9 article in The Lawyers Weekly discussing new generic ... Continued
Shedding light on the Court’s role in adult guardianship matters
As the population ages, we see more adults in need of assistance to manage their financial affairs or personal care decisions. As lawyers, we are ... Continued
Warren Brazier and David Austin participate in Generate 2012 Conference
Warren Brazier and David Austin of our Energy & Natural Resources Group participated in Generate 2012, the Clean Energy Association of BC’s annual conference, attended ... Continued
Rosemary John joins Commercial Lending Group
Clark Wilson LLP is pleased to welcome Rosemary John as an associate in our Commercial Lending Group. Prior to joining Clark Wilson, Rosemary gained a ... Continued
BC Government Delays BC Hydro’s Long Term Forecast
The Province of British Columbia announces delay in delivering BC Hydro’s Integrated Resource Plan.
Clark Wilson client Respect Your Universe, Inc. opens the TSX
Clark Wilson client Respect Your Universe, Inc. (RYU) opened the market yesterday for the TSX. The opening was attended by Cam McTavish and Victor Dudas ... Continued
When should a trust for a child vest?
Discussion on when a trust set up for a child should vest
Vulnerable senior fights back
Story about a vulnerable senior who was invovled with a predatory “caregiver”
Employee Privacy in the Workplace
In its recent decision of R. v. Cole, 2012 S.C.J. No. 53, the Supreme Court of Canada held that employees who use employer-provided computers may ... Continued
Picketing and Injunctions: A Brief Refresher
The right to picket is protected under Section 2(b) of the Charter, the section which guarantees freedom of expression. Consequently, expressive activity that seeks to ... Continued