Cameron Fox Interviewed in Law360 Canada Article
Clark Wilson Business Litigation associate Cameron Fox was interviewed by Law360 Canada for the article, “B.C. consumer protection bill will have an effect on contract ... Continued
B.C. Government Proposes Significant Amendments to the Business Practices and Consumer Protection Act
By Cameron Fox On February 25, 2025, British Columbia’s Attorney General, Niki Sharma, introduced Bill 4, a series of proposed amendments to the Business Practices ... Continued
[Upcoming Webinar] – Trending Legal Cases in P&C Insurance – July 18th, 2024
Join Clark Wilson’s proficient insurance panel, including Samantha Ip, Satinder Sidhu, Sean Tessarolo, Jacob Foster, Kim Do, and Cameron Fox, as they review noteworthy cases ... Continued
When Mixed Drinks Lead to Mixed Claims: Insurer not Under Duty to Defend Ontario Bar from Personal Injury Suit
By Cameron Fox The Ontario Superior Court of Justice has recently held that a liability insurer is not obligated to defend an insured bar operator ... Continued
Cameron Fox Interviewed by CBC
Clark Wilson Business Litigation and Insurance associate Cameron Fox was interviewed by CBC Radio’s Daybreak South with Chris Walker about the rise of municipal code ... Continued
Municipal Code of Conduct Bylaws in British Columbia: What Local Government Decision-Makers Need to Know
By Andrea Raso and Cameron Fox In November 2021, British Columbia passed the Municipal Affairs Statutes Amendment Act, 2021 into law, making changes to the ... Continued
Clark Wilson Welcomes New Associate Cameron Fox
Clark Wilson is pleased to announce that Cameron Fox has joined the firm as an associate. Cameron was promoted from an articled student to an ... Continued
Will a Flood Exclusion Actually Operate to Exclude Damage Caused by Flood? Alberta Court of Appeal Muddies the Water
By Cameron Fox The Alberta Court of Appeal has, in a split decision, affirmed a decision which found that losses resulting from a flood were ... Continued
Financial Disclosure in Wills Variation Matters: Richter v Richter Estate
By Polly Storey and Cameron Fox Parties to wills variation proceedings have, for some years, faced uncertainty regarding the financial disclosure they may be required ... Continued
“Ready, Willing, and Able”: BC Court Clarifies Law on Sufficiency of Tender in Real Estate Transactions
By Anna Sekunova and Cameron Fox Parties negotiating agreements for sale of real estate always hope that closing day goes smoothly – but it is ... Continued
Supreme Court of Canada Clarifies Equitable Compensation for Breach of Crown’s Fiduciary Duty to Indigenous Nations
It is settled law that the government of Canada (“Canada”) owes a fiduciary duty to Indigenous Nations when it deals with reserve lands.[1] Recently, the ... Continued