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1. Season’s Greetings – Our 2015 Holiday Business Hours Merry Christmas and Happy New Year from the staff and lawyers at Pushor Mitchell! ... |
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2. Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada Report Released The Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada (“TRCC”) was established by the settlement of the class action law suits against the government of Canada, brought by the survivors of the residential school system. ... |
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3. Should I Settle Or Not? Formal Offers To Settle Some of the most common questions asked by my clients are whether they should engage in settlement discussions with opposing parties and whether a settlement offer made to them is reasonable to accept. ... |
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4. Guardianship and Your Will – The Toughest Clause of All Deciding who will take care of your children in the event that you and your spouse perish is by far the toughest decision couples have to make when it comes to deciding to do their Wills. ... |
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5. Regulating Agri-Tourism and Farm Retail Sales in the Agriculture Land Reserve The B.C. Ministry of Agriculture has prepared a discussion paper to seek input into a draft Minister's Bylaw Standard to assist local government bylaw development. ... |
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6. The Dangers of Drowsy Driving Far too many drivers don’t realize that driving while sleep impaired (drowsy driving) can be just as dangerous as impaired driving. Read the alarming statistics, and then send this article to your family and friends to warn them of the dangers. ... |
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7. Major Capital Funding for New Licensed Child Care Spaces Looking to set up a new child care facility? The BC Government recently introduced a new program called “Child Care Major Capital Funding” for the creation of new licensed child care spaces. ... |
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9. A Lesson in How Not to Conduct a Workplace Investigation When an employee is terminated without good legal reason, the employee will generally be entitled to damages for wrongful dismissal. ... |
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10. Intellectual Property Law – Trademarks Intellectual property lawyer Vanessa DeDominicis discusses the assumption that incorporation and ownership of a domain name entitles you to the use of a business name. ... |
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11. Personal Property Security In the commercial context, “security” is an interest in property given by a debtor (borrower) to a creditor (lender) – in support of a promise to pay. ... |
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12. Tim Mortons: Protecting Your Trademark Since it began supplying Canadians with freshly brewed coffee in 1964, “Tim Hortons” has grown into one Canada’s most iconic corporate brands. ... |
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