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What is a Letter of Intent? A Letter of Intent is a non-binding document typically presented by a buyer to a seller for the purchase of a business. A Letter...

As the province acts to move past the pandemic, COVID-19 vaccinations are becoming more readily available. With an increasing number of individuals scheduling immunization appointments, it is important to understand...

Do you feel as though you are being pressured to quit your job? Have your job responsibilities suddenly changed without any notice? If so, you may be in a constructive...

When two or more parties disagree on an important subject or aspect of their lives, they may need to seek out a mediator to aid them in settling their dispute....

Commission-based salespeople are employees that are paid on a commission or incentive basis. In British Columbia, these employees may be paid entirely by commission or a combination of salary and...

Terminating Employees: What Happens When You Don’t Have an Employment Contract? When entering employment relationships, some employers choose not to have employment contacts. From a legal standpoint, it is not...

Though employees and independent contractors can be hired to perform the same job, they are classified and treated differently under the law in British Columbia. For example, the Employment Standards...

Testators often give a lot of consideration to who they wish to include or exclude in their will. The intentional exclusion of a family member from a will is known...

Shareholders Agreements are entered into between Shareholders for a number of reasons – more often than not those reasons are related to what happens to the shares of a company...

When it comes to wills and estates, executors play a crucial role in distributing assets and fulfilling the wishes of the deceased. When a person dies, their property and possessions...