Legalizing Cannabis and Risk: Stirring the Insurance Pot
The Cannabis Act allows adults in Canada to grow up to four marijuana plants per household. Has a new legal risk entered the property insurance ... Continued
Jeffrey Vicq and Athar Malik speak in Portland
At a recent roundtable meeting of the International Trademark Association in Portland, Jeffrey Vicq and Athar Malik spoke to local attorneys about pending changes to ... Continued
M&A – 2018 in Review
It’s hard to believe we’re already starting the second quarter of 2019. It seems like 2018 just finished, and what a year it was for ... Continued
Plaintiff Entitled to Statutory Accident Benefits Even Where Behavior was Reckless and Foolish
In a recent Ontario decision, Charbonneau v. Intact Insurance Company, 2018 ONSC 5660, the insured made a claim for statutory accident benefits. The insurer denied ... Continued
Amy Mortimore Quoted in CLEBC Magazine
Our Estates & Trusts Co-Chair, Amy Mortimore was quoted in CLEBC’s “the Spotlight” Spring 2019 issue. Amy details how valuable CLEBC’s wills, estates and trusts ... Continued
Selling Your Business – Five Tips for First Timers
If you are like most successful family or private business owners, you have worked hard, experienced highs and lows over the years and learned many ... Continued
Meera Jain to Present at Upcoming CBABC Webinar
Meera Jain will be a part of a panel for the April 15th webinar: “Game Changer: The Civil Resolution Tribunal and Minor Injury Motor Vehicle ... Continued
Bernard Pinsky, Q.C. in the Latest Issue of BC Business Magazine
Our Capital Markets, Securities, Mergers & Acquisitions, Co-Chair, Bernard Pinsky was quoted in the April 2019 BC Business Magazine article “The Promised Land: B.C. is ... Continued
Clark Wilson Once Again the Most-named Law Firm in BIV’s 100 Biggest Real Estate Deals of 2018
We are proud to again be the most-named law firm in Business in Vancouver’s annual list of the biggest real estate deals with a total ... Continued
What Obligations are Owed by a Testator to a Deceased Person’s Estate?
In the Court’s determination of a wills variation claim and what is “adequate, just and equitable”, the Court will consider legal and moral obligations owed ... Continued
Assignment Collection and Filing Obligations
Any developer that enters into a presale purchase agreement in respect of “development property” is obligated to file with the CSAIR a report within 30 ... Continued
A Reasonable Expectation of Privacy
The Supreme Court of Canada’s recent decision in Jarvis provides a new framework for determining whether an individual has a reasonable expectation of privacy. Although ... Continued