NASDAQ Adopts Alternative Minimum Bid Price
The SEC approved a proposal by NASDAQ to adopt an alternative minimum bid price.
Reminder on Changes to Form 51-102F6 Statement of Executive Compensation
Amendments to Form 51-102F6 Statement of Executive Compensation came into force recently.
Clark Wilson LLP closes $63 million sale for Sunstone
On April 30, 2012, James Speakman and Shauna Towriss of the Commercial Real Estate Group at Clark Wilson LLP completed the sale of the Crowfoot ... Continued
Richard Weiland’s article published in LEAVE A LEGACY supplement
The LEAVE A LEGACY pullout included with the May 1, 2012 issue of the Vancouver Sun features an editorial by Richard Weiland. His article, "Teaching ... Continued
Kent comments on policy issues for insurers underwriting development projects
In "Result for insurer mixed in condo cases" [Thompson’s World Insurance News April 23, 2012], Nigel Kent comments on the unusual circumstances of a case ... Continued
The Costs of Defending Self Represented Litigant Claims
More and more individuals involved in civil litigation are representing themselves in Court proceedings. Often the reason is cost – many individuals simply cannot afford ... Continued
Implications of the New ‘Intrusion on Seclusion’ Tort for BC Organizations
The Canadian legal community has been abuzz about the January 2012 Jones v Tsige decision of the Ontario Court of Appeal, which recognized a new ... Continued
BC Minimum Wage Increases Effective May 1, 2012
The final round of minimum wage increases announced by the BC Government in March 2011 takes effect on May 1, 2012 (the first and second ... Continued
Can a Stepchild Inherit from a Stepparent?
Can a Stepchild Inherit from a Stepparent?
New Limitation Act Introduced in BC
Discussion on the new Limitation Act (Bill 34), which was introduced into the Legislative Assembly of BC
Nicole Byres to present at BC HRMA Conference
Nicole Byres, Chair of the Labour and Employment Group, will be presenting at this year’s BC Human Resources Management Association Conference on Thursday, April 26 ... Continued
Official Marks in Canada – Foreign public authorities need not apply
In a recent decision, the Federal Court of Canada (Trial Division) has ruled in favour of Maple Leaf Foods Inc. (“Maple Leaf”) in an appeal of ... Continued