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1. Article 1 – Injured Worker Series by Alfred Kempf WorksafeBC is the provincially legislated body having exclusive jurisdiction to adjudicate all issues related to most worker injuries. ... |
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2. The Importance of Spelling Out What Is or Isn’t in a Contract One of the most frequent mistakes people make in entering contracts is in making incorrect assumptions about what is or is not included in a contract. ... |
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3. It Is Time to Require Seatbelts on School Buses It is time to require seatbelts on school buses. ... |
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4. Should I Draft A Letter of Wishes To My Estate Trustee? When a Trust is established, through a Will or otherwise, it is usually recommended for the Will maker or Settlor to provide the trustees of the Trust with a Letter of Wishes. ... |
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5. U.S. Customs and Border Protection Updates Policy on Canadians Employed in Legal Marijuana Industry Until recently there was considerable uncertainty in Canada when it came to how U.S. Customs and Border Protection would treat Canadians who were soon to be lawfully employed in the marijuana industry. ... |
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6. Enforcing a Settlement Agreement: Naming the Right Parties As discussed in a previous article, settlement agreements are effectively contracts which can be enforced through legal action and replace whatever legal, contractual or equitable rights were involved in the fight that preceded settlement. ... |
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