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2. Returning to Work and Reopening Your Business in the Wake of COVID-19 by Mark Grabas Unprecedented times have called for unprecedented measures. Now, we see a flicker of light at the end of tunnel as BC has released its plan for easing the restrictions. ... |
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4. Can I Sign My Estate Planning Documents Without Meeting My Lawyer in Person? by Paul Tonita Many of us take it for granted that we can meet with our lawyer in person to discuss and sign our estate planning documents which often include a will, power of attorney and representation agreement. ... |
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5. Returning to Safe Operation by Mark Grabas The BC Government has announced its phased approach to reopening businesses. The BC Government has partnered with WorkSafeBC to develop resources and general guides to assist in the transition from virus-related lockdown to carefully restarting soc ... |
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6. Joint Executors of an Estate Oftentimes, my clients will appoint joint Executors in their Wills. This means, they are appointing two people to jointly administer their assets and apply for Probate. ... |
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7. Construction Estimates and Failure to Agree on Contract Pricing As the court observed in its recent decision, All Out Contracting Ltd. v Gourlay, 2020 BCSC 481 (CanLII) (“All Out”), construction work begins before the owner(s) and contractor properly de ... |
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8. Reopening and Returning – The Move from Lockdown to Baby Steps by Mark Grabas As you are no doubt aware, we are in Phase 2 of BC’s restart plan. ... |
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