A Review of Negligence Claims for Construction Defects – Has the law changed?
When defects arise in a building or residence, an owner’s ability to claim against those responsible for the defective work depends on a variety of ... Continued
Warning to Avoid “Two-Step Offers” with Successful Job Applicants
By Andrea Raso and Catherine Repel A recent case from the BC Supreme Court serves as a warning to employers regarding the pitfalls of providing ... Continued
DEI Initiatives and Data Collection: Navigating Privacy Risks in the Workplace
This is the final installment of our three-part series on Technology & Privacy Law in the Workplace. In this post, we explore Diversity, Equity, and ... Continued
Clark Wilson Recognized as a Best Workplace™ in Professional Services Once Again
We’re thrilled to announce that Clark Wilson LLP has been recognized as a “Best Workplace™ in Professional Services” by Great Place to Work® Canada for ... Continued
[Upcoming Webinar] – Trending Legal Cases in P&C Insurance – July 18th, 2024
Join Clark Wilson’s proficient insurance panel, including Samantha Ip, Satinder Sidhu, Sean Tessarolo, Jacob Foster, Kim Do, and Cameron Fox, as they review noteworthy cases ... Continued
A Tackle Too Far: The Standard of Care in Recreational Sports
By Simon Wu Is the careless or reckless execution of a permitted sport maneuver negligent? The British Columbia Court of Appeal, in the recent decision ... Continued
Clark Wilson Welcomes New Associate Daniel Gorelov
Clark Wilson is pleased to announce that Daniel Gorelov has been promoted from an articled student to an associate, joining our thriving Family Law group. ... Continued
[Podcast] Immigration Programs for Canadian Employers
Canadian employers struggling to recruit employees for skilled positions may choose to explore the global talent market to find people with the right experience and ... Continued
What Impact Veteran Affairs Canada Benefits Have in Determining An Individual’s Financial Position
By Alec Kobetitch In family law, calculating income for child and spousal support in a separation or divorce proceeding involves a detailed examination of both ... Continued
How Does the Court Decide if Debt Can Be Spousal Support?
Individuals and families have several options for protecting family wealth in the event of a breakdown in a spousal relationship. One key tool is a ... Continued
Michael Scott, TEP and Maria Starko Published in Law360 Canada
Clark Wilson’s Family Office and Estates & Trusts partner Michael Scott, TEP and articled student Maria Starko’s article, “Inheriting assets: Balancing wealth and family dynamics” ... Continued
Welcome to New Associate, Connor Watt
A very warm welcome to Connor Watt, who joins our Commercial Real Estate Law group. Connor’s practice covers all stages of a real estate project, ... Continued