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It has never been more important to police your trademarks and ensure you are not only using them in commerce but using them “as registered”.
If a property owner agrees to a restrictive covenant for a specific purpose, can that covenant be kept if there is only a “remote” possibility of the purpose being fulfilled?
Negotiations are commonplace during the hiring process. However, there is a risk that such negotiations could inadvertently make subsequent written employment contracts unenforceable.
Transferring a liquor license in British Columbia as part of a commercial transaction requires careful planning, due diligence, and an understanding of the regulatory framework.
While it is easier to prove that a person has suffered a fractured bone after slipping and falling, it is often more difficult to prove a brain injury.
Exclusivity clauses have been common in commercial lease agreements, and for good reason. It is often essential to a business to ensure their competitors don’t open a storefront next door.