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It is Make a Will Week in B.C., which serves as a timely reminder to review your Will or, if you are amongst the 60% of British Columbians who does...

While employees and independent contractors can be hired to perform similar jobs, they are classified and treated differently under the law in British Columbia. For example, the Employment Standards Act...

If you need to create your first will or are looking to update your existing will, it is crucial to understand what should be included within the contents of the...

If you are an individual looking for a new job or an employer looking to hire for a new role, it is crucial to understand the intricacies of job offers....

When it comes to estate planning and wills, two documents that should always be included in your planning package are a power of attorney and a representation agreement. While your...

Business law is a vast field that covers many different topics. From contracts and income tax to intellectual property and labour law, it can be difficult for a business to...

Wrongful dismissal can be distressing on both a financial and emotional level. If you feel as though you were wrongfully terminated from your previous job, it is crucial to understand...

As we continue to navigate the effects of the pandemic, many employees are continuing to work from home despite offices throughout the country reopening their doors. While remote work conditions...

What is it? The first thing that should be understood is that the term “Corporate Will” is probably misleading. Many people assume it is some sort of Will for their...

If you have ever been temporarily suspended from your work duties and recalled at a later date, it is likely that you were temporarily laid off. While temporary layoffs were...