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2. Reducing Legal Expense in Wrongful Dismissal Actions by Alfred Kempf This short article will summarize some strategies for employers and employees in making wrongful dismissal actions less expensive. ... |
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3. New Monetary Limit in Small Claims and the Enhanced Role of the Civil Resolution Tribunal The Government of British Columbia recently announced significant changes to how legal disputes worth less than $5,000 and between $5,000 and $35,000 get resolved. ... |
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4. Good News For British Columbia Miners by Keith Inman The British Columbia government has recently announced a few measures that should be welcome news to local companies involved in grassroots mineral exploration in the Province. ... |
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5. Court Awards Damages for Unauthorized Use of Architectural Plans and Drawings The recent decision of Ankenman Associates Architects Inc. v. 0981478 raises some interesting issues surrounding the intersection of copyright law, construction law, and the foreclosure process. ... |
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8. Builders Liens: Strict Compliance or Lose Your Lien While not guaranteeing the settlement of disputes, the Builders Lien Act provides a powerful tool for contractors, subcontractors, workers and suppliers. ... |
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10. “Dooring” Injuries on the Rise: Cyclists and Drivers Should Be Aware Incidents of “dooring” are increasing. Both cyclists and drivers need to read this article. ... |
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