BCSC Provides Much Needed Guidance for Trust Proceedings
BCSC provides guidance for when relationships between trustees and beneficiaries have broken down
BC Hydro’s Integrated Resource Plan Released
Update on BC Hydro’s integrated resource plan.
A Fresh Perspective on the Importance of Making a Will
A link to a humourous article on the consequences of dying intestate
The Case For Electrifying BC’s Natural Gas Fields
The business case for electrifying the Montey gas fields.
Supreme Court of Canada Clarifies Requirements for Certification of Class Actions
The Supreme Court of Canada released reasons for judgment in three cases on October 31, 2013: Pro-Sys Consultants Ltd. v. Microsoft Corporation, 2013 SCC 57 ... Continued
Do “Spectacular” Infill Drill Results Require Disclosure?
A summary of a BCSC decision that suggests that infill drill results might be material.
Elderly couple’s double suicide raises the issue of physician-assisted death
The Carter case is gaining attention as suicide rates among the elderly rise
Wind Energy Development in British Columbia Lags Rest of Canada
On the brink of uprecendented industrial growth, wind energy in British Columbia is needed.
Michael Jackson’s Concert Promoter Found Not Negligent in Hiring Doctor
Jackson’s family unsuccessful in a case similar to those under the Family Compensation Act in BC
Supreme Court of Canada Clarifies Ontario Procedure for Withdrawing Life Support
Supreme Court of Canada Clarifies Ontario Procedure for Withdrawing Life Support
Marc Nadon Appointed to the Supreme Court of Canada (SCC)
Marc Nadon Appointed to the Supreme Court of Canada (SCC)
Combatting Counterfeiting in Higher Learning Environments
Counterfeiting activity has long been an issue of concern for Canadian owners of intellectual property rights (“IPR”). While recent progress has been made both by ... Continued