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Clark Wilson partners Amy Mortimore, K.C., and Mark Weintraub, K.C., have published an article in BarTalk examining the doctrine of fraudulent calumny in estates litigation. ... Continued
We are pleased to welcome Mudit Jain to Clark Wilson LLP’s Tax group. Mudit advises individuals, corporations, and trusts with tax matters arising in estate ... Continued
We are pleased to share Estates & Trusts associate Braeden Rahn, TEP will be presenting at the Continuing Legal Education Society of British Columbia (CLEBC) ... Continued
By Aaron Pearl and Mackenzie Do Joint wills are not a common estate planning tool seen in British Columbia. A joint will is essentially a ... Continued
The 2026 edition of the World Trademark Review’s prestigious WTR 1000 is now out; it identifies leading practitioners in 80+ jurisdictions through competitor and client ... Continued
By Polly Storey and Alec Kobetitch In British Columbia, a will may be proved as valid if (1) it was executed in accordance with the ... Continued
The Questions and Answers about Pension Division on the Breakdown of a Relationship in British Columbia has been a trusted guide for navigating the complexities of pension ... Continued
Clark Wilson is delighted to announce that senior partner Kevin MacDonald has been awarded King’s Counsel designation. This prestigious designation is a recognition of Kevin’s ... Continued
By Carter Moe and Tyler Williamson 4HD Construction Ltd. v. Dawson Wallace Construction Ltd., 2025 BCSC 2191 Update from Counsel for the Applicants Key Takeaway ... Continued
On January 21, 2026, Clark Wilson LLP’s Infrastructure, Construction & Procurement group hosted a complimentary webinar titled “Enforcing and Defending Builders Liens: What Contractors and ... Continued
By Polly Storey and Mackenzie Do Estate planners (and litigators) often encounter families who have made informal verbal agreements about how assets are to be ... Continued
By Satinder Sidhu and Carter Moe The Government of British Columbia’s new prompt payment legislation, Bill 20, the Construction Prompt Payment Act (the “Act”), received ... Continued