CCDC 2 2020 Déjà Vu
The CCDC 2 2020 is CCDC’s latest and greatest iteration of the proposed standard form for a stipulated price contract. A lot has been written ... Continued
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The CCDC 2 2020 is CCDC’s latest and greatest iteration of the proposed standard form for a stipulated price contract. A lot has been written ... Continued
Our Employment & Labour group – Andrea Raso, Anne Amos-Stewart, Catherine Repel and Debbie Preston – and our Immigration Consultants, John Soden and Pu Zhang ... Continued
The World Trademark Review’s prestigious WTR 1000 is the only standalone publication recommending individual practitioners and their firms exclusively in the trademark field. It identifies ... Continued
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Last year, the BC government amended the Evidence Act to limit the number of experts and expert reports related to damages in motor vehicle personal ... Continued
Clark Wilson is pleased to welcome our newest Partner, Brian Poston, to the firm’s Insurance Practice. With over 20 years of experience, Brian has an insightful ... Continued
Join us in congratulating our client, Novo Textiles Co., on developing the first Canadian-made automated machine that can produce cup-shaped N95 and N99 respirator masks ... Continued
Clark Wilson LLP is pleased to welcome two new lawyers to our growing team: Nadia Rowe, Associate Higher Learning From contract negotiation to policy development, ... Continued
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