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Revised March 2009 As more people throughout North America choose British Columbia as a place to vacation, conduct business and take up residence, accidents involving ... Continued
Published April 2009 In the January issue of the Advocate, Mr. Justice Goepel and I discussed apportionment of damages between multiple tortfeasors. The purpose of ... Continued
A survey is now being conducted by World Trademark Review (WTR), seeking input from marketing and trademark professionals as to their views on how industry ... Continued
Federal Court set aside two decisions of the Registrar, allowed a third to stand in part regarding the certification mark HALLOUMI
We are pleased to announce that Cam McTavish has joined the partnership at Clark Wilson LLP. Cam’s practice focuses on Corporate Finance & Securities, Mergers ... Continued
Business in Vancouver quotes Don Sihota in the August 3-9, 2010 article Case Study: Succeeding in Succession. Don advises business owners to plan ahead in ... Continued
What is a university? What are its purposes? These are big and important questions for academics, policy-makers and the general public, especially in light of ... Continued
Typically, when a spouse or child has not been adequately provided for under a testator’s will, the remedy has been to make a claim under ... Continued
One of the more difficult situations that may arise in the administration of an estate is a claim by a former spouse of the deceased ... Continued
Plaintiffs sought expungement of Canadian trade-mark FUSION and declaration that defendants had breached s. 7(a) of the Trade-marks Act
The July/August 2010 edition of Canadian Builders Quarterly profiles Clark Wilson partner Samantha Ip. Samantha discusses the nature of construction claims and how they’ve changed ... Continued
Nicole Byres, chair of our Labour & Employment Group, participated in a roundtable discussion of key employment and labour issues with Canada’s Minister of Labour, ... Continued