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Changes to Law, Major Case Decisions, Industry Trends, & Other Legal Issues
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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.
The starting point for determining the rights and obligations of landlords and tenants under a commercial lease is the written lease agreement.
Wildfires are a yearly occurrence in BC, and living in the Okanagan, and while most human-caused wildfires are accidental, regardless of your intent, you can still face significant financial penalties.
Privacy rights are not a new concept in law, though they are quickly becoming an area of increasing importance, with one extreme examples of this is the non-consensual disclosure of intimate images.
Barely a day goes by where we don’t hear about how artificial intelligence can help us manage our lives.
When a loved one passes away, do you know if they had a Will? And second, do you know where to find a copy of it ?
As of October 1, 2020, private companies in British Columbia have been required to comply with disclosure requirements regarding their company’s beneficial ownership and control with the purpose of increasing corporate transparency to end hidden ownership.
Pushor Mitchell partner Keith Inman is pleased to announce that he has been appointed to the board of directors of VR Resources Ltd.
If you have a corporation governed by the Canada Business Corporations Act, there are proposed increased transparency requirements that you should be aware of.
The Federal Government’s new Underused Housing Tax came into effect on January 01, 2022 and, as a result, owners of vacant properties anywhere in Canada may be liable for the new tax.
Hyundai Canada has recently plead guilty to 6 recall-related criminal charges.
Sometimes, very unfortunately, loved ones go missing, and it is a complicated issue to deem if someone has actually died.