Clark Wilson Lawyers Named in the 2024 Canadian Legal Lexpert Directory
We’re proud to announce that 14 of Clark Wilson’s lawyers are named in the 2024 edition of the Canadian Legal Lexpert Directory®, an annual recognition ... Continued
BC Government to Pay for One Round of In-Vitro Fertilization (IVF) Starting in 2025
Exciting news for hopeful parents-to-be in British Columbia! The recent announcement in the B.C. Budget 2024-2025 reveals that the province will now cover the costs ... Continued
Family Lawyers Beware: Here’s How Independent Legal Advice Could Protect Your Client’s Marriage Agreement
By Emily Davies The recent decision of Bradley v. Callahan, 2024 BCSC 163 (“Bradley”) before the Supreme Court of British Columbia outlines the importance of ... Continued
Yes, You Need a Marriage Agreement- Here’s Another $100M Reason Why
By Emily Davies In a recent case, Bradley v. Callahan, 2024 BCSC 163, the BC Supreme Court considered whether or not a marriage agreement was ... Continued
Owners Beware? An Update from the BC Court of Appeal
By Kim Do We previously summarized the decision of Centurion Apartment Properties Limited Partnership v. Loco Investments Inc, 2022 BCSC 2273, wherein the BC Supreme ... Continued
Cameron Fox Interviewed by CBC
Clark Wilson Business Litigation and Insurance associate Cameron Fox was interviewed by CBC Radio’s Daybreak South with Chris Walker about the rise of municipal code ... Continued
Budget 2024: Important Changes Impacting British Columbians
By Maria Starko, St. John. McCloskey and Chris Sharpe On February 22nd, the Provincial Government released its 2024 budget (the “Budget“). The measures outlined in ... Continued
Work With Your Aunt and Uncle’s Money, Not Their Opinions — Limited Partnerships as a Way Forward
By Karen Ngan In the course of doing business, you may have come across many ways of structuring your holdings. Corporations, partnerships, and joint ventures ... Continued
You Can’t Lend if You’re Not Licensed, or Can You? Vendor Take-Back Mortgage – a Helpful Tool in Transfer of Property Ownership
By Karen Ngan It’s not always possible for buyers or families to figure out financing before making the decision to buy real estate. You may ... Continued
Policies after the Pandemic: COVID-19 is Still Not Property Damage
By Emily Davies The Ontario Court of Appeal affirmed in SIR Corp. v. Aviva, 2023 ONCA 778 that a commercial all-risks policy did not provide coverage ... Continued
Municipal Code of Conduct Bylaws in British Columbia: What Local Government Decision-Makers Need to Know
By Andrea Raso and Cameron Fox In November 2021, British Columbia passed the Municipal Affairs Statutes Amendment Act, 2021 into law, making changes to the ... Continued
Reinsurance and follow the settlements clauses: What you need to know
The Ontario Superior Court of Justice (Commercial List) recently released a decision regarding a “follow the settlements” clause in a reinsurance agreement. While follow the ... Continued