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1. Solicitor Client Privilege and the Future Crimes Exception in Family Law The McDermott case provides an example where the court in a family law case will order production of communications between lawyer and client despite a claim of solicitor-client privilege. ... |
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2. Another Disclosure Now Required in British Columbia: The Land Owner Transparency Registry Corporate interest holders in British Columbia are now likely familiar with the recently introduced disclosure requirements implemented by the province for companies. ... |
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3. Estate Planning – “Should I Appoint a Professional Executor/Trustee in my Will, or a Close Family Member/Friend?” An Executor/Trustee has a wide range of obligations and responsibilities to fulfill. When doing your Estate Planning and choosing an Executor/Trustee, you have a number of important considerations to keep in mind. ... |
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4. Black Box 101: Understanding Event Data Recorders (EDR) Gathering evidence immediately after a car crash is often crucial to the success of your personal injury claim. ... |
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