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Enforcing a Letter of Intent by Adnan Habib
On January 18, 2022, the British Columbia Court of Appeal in the decision of Concord Pacific Acquisitions Inc. v Oei (2022 BCCA 16) dealt with
Dissecting Section 85 of the BC Family Law Act: The Exclusionary Clause by Tripat K. Sandhu
Imagine this: Veena’s eight-year marriage with Tom has now come to an end and they have been separated for over a year now. What happens
Interested in Financing your Business? By Cameron Longfellow
Finances are critical to the operation of a business, and equity financing is an excellent way for a business to raise capital. It is the
Doctrine of Fundamental Breach by Milad Javdan
What is the Doctrine of Fundamental Breach? Let me illustrate by a simple example. Imagine you are purchasing a Ferrari from me. In the contract
Transitioning from the Status Quo: Protecting Your Practice with Written Contracts by Dane Reavie
It is not uncommon for dentists and other medical professionals to purchase a practice and inherit the staff. It is also not uncommon for staff
Natural Disaster Law and Its Impact on Contracts
Pandemic. Raging forest fires. Noah’s Ark level flooding. What’s next?! Natural disasters can wreak havoc on all levels of our society, from the devastation to