Maintaining Accurate Corporate Records
Outlines a few considerations for keeping proper minute books and corporate records
Ontario Court Addresses Rarely Considered E&O Exclusion
In its recent decision in Hollowcore v. Visocchi, the Ontario Superior Court of Justice analyzed a rarely considered exclusion typically found in the errors and ... Continued
Charities Forum 2015
We co-hosted Charities Forum 2015 today with Vancouver Foundation. It was a great success with over 150 attendees. Industry experts discussed key issues facing charities ... Continued
The Purchase Agreement: Preamble
Discusses the introductory components of a contract, such as the title, date, parties, recitals and “lead in” to the meat of the agreement
Managing digital assets – Preserving your social media legacy
Facebook provides posthumous account management options.
Competition Law Update: The Tervita Case
Discussed the case of Tervita Corp. v. Canada and how it attracted a lot of attention under the Competition Act
Clark Wilson assists VCH with sale of 25 acre site at Cambie & 57th
As reported in the Vancouver Sun, Clark Wilson client Vancouver Coastal Health has agreed to sell the Dogwood Lodge, George Pearson Centre and surrounding lands ... Continued
Earn-Outs & Post-Closing Integration
Outlines the various aspects of earn-out provisions and when they are advisable
Neil Melliship and Jeffrey Vicq co-author article in The Trademark Lawyer magazine
In the latest edition of The Trademark Lawyer magazine, Neil Melliship and Jeffrey Vicq discuss how recent changes to Canada’s Trademarks Act may affect the ... Continued
BC’s LNG market relative to low price of oil
Yesterday, Mike Eckford of CKNW interviewed David Austin on the state of LNG in BC relative to the low price of oil. David explains that ... Continued
BC Court Developing Law on When a Document is a “Will”
Principles to be taken from the first two cases decided under s. 58 of WESA.
The Lifetime Capital Gains Exemption
In order to qualify for the lifetime capital gains exemption, the shares must pass three separate tests