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2018-06-29

Commercial Disputes, Litigation

Limitation Periods for Demand Mortgages

By: Eric Ledding

The BC Court of Appeal has pronounced a new decision which lenders in BC and their lawyers will want to be aware of.

2018-06-25

Business Law, Commercial Disputes, Litigation

Fiduciary Duties to a Corporation: Will the Court Extend the Duty to Third Parties?

By: Pushor Mitchell LLP

A fiduciary relationship is a relationship in which one party places distinct trust, confidence and dependence on another.

2018-05-30

Litigation, Personal Injury

Children and the Standard of Care: Can you Sue Children for Negligence?

By: Pushor Mitchell LLP

While the law often concerns itself with compensating children who are injured as a result of negligence, it sometimes also has to grapple with whether a child can be held

2018-05-07

Litigation, Personal Injury

When a Child is Hurt at School: Is it Just an Accident or is Someone Liable?

By: Pushor Mitchell LLP

For better or for worse, injuries are a part of childhood and the process by which children learn to explore the world around them.

2018-04-25

Business Law, Commercial Disputes, Construction, Litigation, Real Estate, Real Estate Litigation

Invitations to Tender: Why it is Important Both Bidders and Solicitors to Follow Proper Process

By: Pushor Mitchell LLP

Government and non-government actors that solicit bids for contractors for management or construction projects must follow a fair and transparent process for doing so.

2018-03-27

Business Law, Commercial Disputes, Litigation

When a Party Breaches a Settlement Agreement: Being Made Whole

By: Pushor Mitchell LLP

Settlement agreements that conclude litigation are often reached once the parties have gotten to a point of a loss of faith in one another or a complete breakdown in whatever

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