Jeffrey Vicq quoted in World Trademark Review
Jeffrey Vicq was quoted in the article entitled “Canada’s police force sounds ready to give up on IP enforcement”, published by the World Trademark Review ... Continued
A Progressive End to Swagger: SCC Orders CGL Defence for Construction Defects & Damage
The Supreme Court of Canada has just issued a significant and comprehensive judgment on CGL coverage for construction deficiencies and resulting damage. In Progressive Homes ... Continued
Disciplining Union Officials
A conundrum that unionized employers sometimes face, is whether and in what circumstances they can discipline union officials. When a regular employee becomes a union ... Continued
Sexual Harassment in Consensual Relationships
Many employers have harassment policies and are generally adept at dealing with sexual harassment claims. However, the issue takes a more complex turn when sexual ... Continued
Protecting Wealth from Marital Claims
The unwanted encroachment upon one’s wealth is always a distasteful experience. As a result, individuals commonly seek professional advice to prevent or limit such encroachment ... Continued
RealREIT 2010 – Useful national and international perspectives
This article summarizes the RealREIT 2010 conference held in Toronto.
SEC Approves Proxy Access Rule
The SEC adopted new proxy access rules.
U.S. “Finders” Cannot Receive Commissions
The SEC confirmed that a “finder” cannot receive commissions.
Glen Boswall featured in Construction Business
Glen Boswall’s article Dealing with Performance Bonds is featured in the July/August 2010 edition of Construction Business. Glen explains how performance bonds work, provides some ... Continued
Elder Law
Elder law is an umbrella term for practice areas which collectively provide legal services to enhance the lives of people as they age. The current ... Continued
The Role of Executors and Trustees
Estate litigation issues in the context of an executor or trustee include court applications addressing the actions of the executor or trustee, as well as ... Continued
Compensation for Executors and Trustees in British Columbia
In British Columbia, executors of an estate are entitled to a maximum compensation of 5% of the gross aggregate value of the estate under the ... Continued