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In This Issue - #259 September 2020

  1. Employment Considerations When Buying or Selling a Business
  2. COVID-19 and Employment Contracts
  3. Missing Persons. When Can You Deem Someone Has Actually Died?
  4. Contract Law Largely Explored in One Case
  5. How to Avoid Disputes Between Parents Around the Canada Child Benefit
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1. Employment Considerations When Buying or Selling a Business

by Colin Edstrom

Employees can be an organization’s greatest asset but also – in the circumstances of a corporate transaction – its greatest liability. ...

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Colin Edstrom
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2. COVID-19 and Employment Contracts

by Alfred Kempf

COVID-19 has posed great challenges for employers who are facing an interruption, modification, or perhaps even a closure of their businesses. ...

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Alfred Kempf
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3. Missing Persons. When Can You Deem Someone Has Actually Died?

by Vanessa DeDominicis

Sometimes, very unfortunately, loved ones go missing. They may never return from a hunting trip, or a hike in the mountains. How can we deal with their assets? ...

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Vanessa DeDominicis
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4. Contract Law Largely Explored in One Case

by Pushor Mitchell LLP

Often times parties to a contract have a less than clear understanding of many of the principles of contractual law. ...

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Pushor Mitchell LLP
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5. How to Avoid Disputes Between Parents Around the Canada Child Benefit

by Leneigh Bosdet

The Canada Child Benefit is a tax-free monthly benefit provided to Canadian low and middle-income families which the Government of Canada introduced in 2016. ...

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Leneigh Bosdet
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