Contra Proferentem in Canada and Your Insurance Claim Denial
When you are disabled due to an injury or an illness, the last thing you should have to deal with is a battle with an insurance company over the interpretation of complex…
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Construction Deficiencies: Treading Lightly in the Face of Frustration in order to Preserve Your Legal Rights
By Dan Moseley & Bridget Shebib Have you hired a contractor to perform work for you who is failing to do the job properly or in a way that meets the standards set out…
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Does An Employer Have the Right to Lay Their Employees Off?
Determining whether an employer has the right to lay their employee off, and whether they have done so in accordance with prescribed rules, will largely depend on the fac…
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Amendments to Non-Canadian Property Purchase Regulations
In this Article, while we give an overview of the Act and its Regulations (collectively referred to as the “Prohibition Legislation”), the focus is on exemptions the Proh…
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Original vs. Electronic Signatures: Are electronic signatures as legally enforceable as handwritten ones?
Published May 24, 2023 (amended June 21, 2023). By Jordan Mario Jutras As Michael Scott once professed in The Office, “real business is done on paper — write that down”,…
Read moreRoyal Morton selected to appear in the 12th edition of Benchmark Litigation Canada as a Benchmark Litigation Star
We are excited to announce Royal Morton, from McQuarrie’s Dispute Resolution & Litigation Group has been selected to appear in the 12th edition of Benchmark Litigation Ca…
Read moreSelf-Employed Individuals: A Few Points About Insurance Coverage
There are tax and other advantages to self-employment, but creating a safety net of insurance products for you and your family should also be considered. If you are self-…
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“Cooling-Off Period” for Residential Real Estate Sales and Purchases
As of January 3, 2023, homebuyers in British Columbia can cancel a contract to purchase a residential property by serving written notice of the rescission on the seller w…
Read moreTypes Of Property and How It Is Divided In A Divorce
When a relationship ends, you may be faced with some difficult decisions around property division. It's commonly thought that family property is split 50/50 in divorce. H…
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