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2. “I Quit!” Does Not Always Mean “I Quit” Employees who voluntarily resign from their employment cannot successfully sue their employers for wrongful dismissal. ... |
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3. Negligent Construction and Winnipeg Condo As I’ve previously written, the “Winnipeg Condo” decision is an authority by which a party may seek to recover against negligent builders and contractors. ... |
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4. What if I have Assets in BC and Another Province (usually AB) on Death? Whichever jurisdiction you own assets in, an estate grant will be required for those assets in that jurisdiction. ... |
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5. Traumatic Brain Injuries Routinely Overlooked in Emergency Rooms A vast number of traumatic brain injuries go undiagnosed and untreated, particularly in hospital emergency rooms. According to a University of Washington study, 56 percent of mild traumatic brain injuries went undiagnosed in emergency room visits. ... |
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6. Proposed Real Estate Changes Result in Ban of Dual Agency Earlier this month the provincial government’s Office of the Superintendent of Real Estate published proposed rule changes to the Real Estate Services Act. ... |
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7. Setting Aside Agreements Respecting Property and Debt Division (Part 2) by Brent Coyne Part Two of this article considers common law grounds that may invalidate a separation agreement on the basis of it being significantly unfair. ... |
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