Pushor Mitchell LLP Blog | Legal Insights & Updates

2018-01-05

Wills, Estates and Trusts

Disinherited

By: Vanessa DeDominicis

Unfortunately, spouses separate, children do not get along with their parents and vice versa.

2017-12-21

Canada Revenue Agency Adds Restrictions to Voluntary Disclosure Program

By: Thomas Fellhauer

The Voluntary Disclosures Program (VDP) is a form of “tax amnesty” program available in Canada.

Travelling to the United States with Your Nanny? Make Sure you Obtain the Proper Work Visa First

2017-12-21

Immigration and Citizenship

Travelling to the United States with Your Nanny? Make Sure you Obtain the Proper Work Visa First

By: Bryan Fitzpatrick

It is that time of year when families want to travel to warm places like Florida, Arizona and California, in order to get away from the Canadian winter. Often times

SCC Confirms that Human Rights Code Applies to Employees Who Do Not Share the Same Employer

2017-12-21

Workplace Law

SCC Confirms that Human Rights Code Applies to Employees Who Do Not Share the Same Employer

By: Colin Edstrom

The British Columbia Human Rights Code prohibits discrimination in employment.

2017-12-10

Business Law, Commercial Disputes, Construction, Litigation, Real Estate, Real Estate Litigation

Piercing the Corporate Veil in Construction: When Work is So Bad it Amounts to Fraud

By: Pushor Mitchell LLP

It can be frustrating for homeowners dealing with inadequate contractors that the controlling mind/primary owner of the company can hide behind their corporation to avoid personal liability.