SEC Disqualifies “Bad Actors” from Investing in Private Placements
The SEC disqualified “bad actors” from investing in private placements.
Electronic Wills: The Way of the Future?
Discussion on how the law on electronic wills will develop in BC
A Professional Designation Can Be A Certification Mark: Canada’s Federal Court
Federal Court held a professional designation could function as a certification mark, though not on facts at hand
How much probate fees do you have to pay?
Dicussion on how much probate fees will amount to
Toronto Stock Exchange Issues Guidance on Director Elections
The TSE issued guidance on director elections.
SEC to Lift General Solicitation Ban for Private Placement Offerings to Accredited Investors
The SEC lifted a general solicitation ban for private placement offerings to accredited investors.
SEC to Lift General Solicitation Ban for Private Placement Offerings to Accredited Investors
On July 10, 2013, the Securities and Exchange Commission (the “SEC”) adopted a new rule to lift the ban on general solicitation for certain Rule ... Continued
Trademark Interlocutory Injunction Denied
A recent decision of the Saskatchewan Court of Appeal, setting aside the interlocutory injunction granted by the Chambers judge, illustrates how difficult it is to ... Continued
Toronto Stock Exchange issues Guidance on Director Elections
On July 10, 2013, the Toronto Stock Exchange issued guidance with respect to the director election requirements in sections 461.4 and 461.4 of the TSX ... Continued
The Capital Asset Reference Guide
The Capital Asset Reference Guide (the CARG) was developed by BC’s Ministry of Advanced Education for use by BC’s public post-secondary institutions in connection with ... Continued
An Asset by Any Other Name…
Loyalty points in estate planning
Minimizing Tax on the Sale of Your Business: The Lifetime Capital Gains Exemption
There are several tax planning strategies that are used to minimize the capital gains tax that is payable when a business owner sells the shares ... Continued