Category: Litigation
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
Barely a day goes by where we don’t hear about how artificial intelligence can help us manage our lives.
Social gatherings this time of year raise a number of interesting legal questions about who is or is not responsible in the event that someone injures themselves either while attending
If you are trying to prove fault or liability of another party, you are going to need more than an apology. But, if you are feeling the need, don’t let
In Immediate Roadside Prohibition cases the officer is required to promptly forward to the Superintendent of Motor Vehicles a sworn or solemnly affirmed report in the form established by the