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2. Think Twice when Dismissing an Employee Prior to the First Day of Work Most employers are aware of the obligation to provide an employee with notice of termination or pay in lieu of notice. ... |
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3. Prosecute or Get off the Pot: Dismissing for Want of Prosecution When a party commences litigation, the courts and rules of court provide plaintiffs a fair amount of latitude to control the pace of their case and to determine how and when the matter proceeds. ... |
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4. 125 Year Non-Cancellable Leases of Westbank First Nation Lands by Andrea East There is a new trend in leases of Westbank First Nation’s reserve lands. Developers and landlords are moving to 125 year terms. ... |
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5. Posting Security to Discharge a Builders Lien A builders lien can be an effective, powerful and inexpensive tool for helping unpaid contractors, subcontractors, suppliers receive payment for their materials and services. ... |
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6. I don’t want my child’s guardian to suffer financial hardship. What can I do? A worry for most of my clients with young children is appointing a guardian to care for their minor children in the event of their demise. ... |
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