BC Court Says Sending Employee Home with Pay Equals Termination
By Allyson Baker A recent court decision has changed some conventional thinking on what an employer may and may not do when giving employees notice ... Continued
BC Privacy Commissioner Curbs Use of Criminal Record Checks
Criminal record checks and police information checks are often used by employers as a screening tool for new employees, and are even used when employees ... Continued
Executor sentenced to 3 years in jail for misappropriating estate
Executor sentenced to 3 years in jail for misappropriating estate
WESA – Wills , Estates and Succession Act, B.C.
Discussion on when the new WESA will become operative
When can you launch a Wills Variation Act (“WVA”) proceeding?
Discussion on when one can bring a wills variation claim.
Vancouver’s PIRET opens the TSX
Clark Wilson client Pure Industrial Real Estate Trust opened the market today as it received final approval from the TSX to list its Class A ... Continued
What is a Fiduciary and When do You Become One?
You may have heard the term “fiduciary” many times, but what does it mean exactly? The term “fiduciary” originates from the Latin word fiduciarius, meaning ... Continued
RealREIT 2012
This article discusses the RealREIT 2012 conference held in Toronto.
Wills variations – British Columbia leads the way
Progression of wills variation claims in BC and some benefits of the system.
Searching For a Light
Discussion of Alzheimer’s and a potential treatment developed by Dr. Tobnick.
Amy Walsh joins Clark Wilson
Clark Wilson LLP is pleased to welcome Amy Walsh as an Associate in our Technology and Intellectual Property Practice Group. Amy interned at Chandler & ... Continued
SCC decides not to hear appeal in Mawdsley v. Meshen
SCC decides not to hear appeal in Mawdsley v. Meshen