Legal Alert Blog
Changes to Law, Major Case Decisions, Industry Trends, & Other Legal Issues
If you have been injured from a vaccine, you may be eligible for relief in accordance with product liability principles.
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When a trust is established, through a will or other mechanism, it’s often advised for the person who made the will to provide the trustees with a ‘letter of wishes’, also known as a memorandum of wishes.
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During a wildfire, the government authorizes wildfire personnel to do certain things on private property to fight the fire and prevent further spread of the fire.
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In estate planning there can be benefits to adding an adult child to title of a home, but there are serious risks or drawbacks as well.
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Every wildfire season, stories circulate about individuals who ignore evacuation orders and remain at their property. The Emergency Program Act gives the authority to the provincial and local governments to issue evacuation orders during a state of emergency.
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If your vehicle, home, or business was damaged as a result of wildfire, your first point of contact should be your insurance provider. If you need to speak to a lawyer, Pushor Mitchell has a Wildfire Litigation team.
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Defamation is communication about a person/business that tends to hurt their reputation.
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If you are wanting to treat your children differently in your Will, it is fundamental to consult with a lawyer.
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Effective September 30, 2023, many of the COVID-related measures implemented by the Land Title and Survey Authority of British Columbia will be retired.
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The starting point for determining the rights and obligations of landlords and tenants under a commercial lease is the written lease agreement.
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