Pat Williams was acknowledged in the Advocate for his work with the BC Law Institute’s project committee on strata property law reform. The committee examines improvement in various areas, including cancellation of a strata plan, dissolution of a strata corporation, complex and leasehold stratas, common property, governance, insurance and land-title issues. Their goal is to aid in the development of strata property law in BC.
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