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If you are buying a business—whether an active business or a passive business like real estate—you might have two ways to proceed. You for sure can buy it as a...

If you are buying or selling a home or commercial property, there are many important considerations to keep in mind during the process. To ensure that no important details are...

Overtime refers to temporarily increased wages that are paid to employees when they work beyond their standard hours. Employers must pay for overtime, even if an employee agrees not to...

The passing of a loved one and the distribution of their estate can be a stressful, draining, and emotionally difficult time for all parties. Even if a testator gives significant...

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...

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...

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...