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An employer tried to reduce its severance pay obligation by ceasing payments to a terminated employee when he found new employment. In the case (Allen v. Ainsworth in BC Supreme
In my opinion and personal experience with divorce, parenting coordinators (“PC”) are a welcome addition to the current legislative Family Law Regime in British Columbia.
Couples are often not on amiable
Paul Mitchell Q.C. settled a serious brain injury case for a client in Vancouver. The Vancouver resident slipped on a piece of fruit in an aisle of commercial retail food
In a previous article I talked about phrases used early in the litigation process. In this article I will talk about some of the terms that come up later in
One of the questions I get asked most often is "When do I know I need a lawyer?" or "How long after sustaining an injury should I wait to consult
