An earlier blog commented on the Federal Court’s decision in Bodum USA, Inc. v. Meyer Housewares Canada Inc.

The Canadian Intellectual Property Office has yet again (the previous and fourth extension discussed here) extended its earlier automatic extensions until at least June 15, 2020.

A Private Members Bill was introduced in Canada’s federal parliament, which should result in significant amendments to the official mark provisions in the Trade-marks Act.

Once again, in light of COVID-19 disruptions, the Canadian Intellectual Property Office has extended its earlier automatic extensions until at least July 6, 2020 (the previous extension discussed here).

On December 7, 2021, the Government of Canada announced that it will require all federally regulated employees to be vaccinated against COVID-19.

Clark Wilson Business Litigation and Insurance associate Cameron Fox was interviewed by CBC Radio's Daybreak South with Chris Walker...

Don't miss Don Sihota's business succession seminar on Thursday, February 23rd. During the half-day seminar you'll learn how to...

In the recent decision of Canex Investment Corporation v. 0799701 B.C. Ltd., 2020 BCCA 231, The British Columbia Court of Appeal signaled an expansion of the circumstances.

New legislation was tabled on Tuesday, May 11, 2021 which would provide 3 days' paid sick leave for anyone with Covid-19 symptoms or awaiting Covid-19 test results in BC.

We recently told you here about BC's proposed paid sick leave plan. The relevant legislation has since come into effect.

On November 19, 2020, British Columbia's public health officer, Dr. Bonnie Henry, extended the scope of previous orders and issued new orders which affect employers in the province.

The Supreme Court of Canada recently released Matthews v. Ocean Nutrition Canada Limited, 2020 SCC 26. In its most recent employment law judgment, the country's top ...

Clark Wilson partners Amy Mortimore, K.C., and Mark Weintraub, K.C., have published an article in BarTalk examining the doctrine of fraudulent calumny in estates litigation.

There are situations where creating more than one will can be appropriate for an effective estate plan. Below are two common examples.

There are several reasons to make a Will: formalizing how your estate will be distributed, determining who will administer your estate, deciding who will take responsibility for your...

On May 21, 2026, Clark Wilson LLP partnered with Genus Capital Management to present Dementia, Diminished Capacity & Family Planning, an educational webinar exploring the legal and practical considerations surrounding...

The Canadian and U.S. construction industries are interconnected, with materials such as steel and lumber frequently crossing borders.

Clark Wilson Infrastructure, Construction & Procurement Associate Counsel Allyson Baker was featured in the recent Business in Vancouver article, "Who owns the sky? How airspace is shaping Vancouver's

Since 1991, Anthem has left an incredible mark on real estate development throughout western North America. With a growing residential portfolio that includes over 15,000 homes, ...

In July, the Ministry of Finance began distributing "compliance letters" to land owners in British Columbia who, based on their internal records