Category: Business Law
Employees can be an organization’s greatest asset but also – in the circumstances of a corporate transaction – its greatest liability.
Often times parties to a contract have a less than clear understanding of many of the principles of contractual law.
COVID-19 has posed great challenges for employers who are facing an interruption, modification, or perhaps even a closure of their businesses.
Recent changes under the Business Corporations Act (British Columbia) as of June 30, 2020 have resulted in the formation of a new type of company know as a “benefit company”.
On January 21, 2014, Mr. and Ms. Schellenberg suffered losses when a building on their property was damaged by a fire.
As was discussed in my previous article, Property, Parties, Price – How Far the Court Will Go to Insert the 3 P’s of Real Estate into a Contract, it is