Life is filled with uncertainties, and while we all hope for the best, it's crucial to prepare for the unexpected. One essential legal document that everyone should consider having is a will.

Wildfire season brings hazardous driving conditions across Alberta, including heavy smoke and reduced visibility. When a car accident occurs during these conditions, questions arise about liability and whether environmental factors like wildfire smoke can affect fault determination under Alberta law.

The plaintiff in this case was a supplier of ATMs and the defendant was a partnership that operated a convenience store.

Whether you’re launching a startup or managing an established company, staying compliant with Canadian laws is an essential part of running a successful business. From corporate compliance and employment law to privacy obligations and commercial contracts, overlooking legal requirements can expose your business to unnecessary risk.

For many separating couples in BC, the family home is the largest shared asset. Whether to keep or sell the family home can also be one of the most emotionally difficult issues to resolve after separation.

When purchasing insurance, it is important to purchase coverage that meets your needs.

If your coverage came up short – or worse, was denied – don't panic. There are steps you can take to get answers and potentially recover your losses.

Every winter, thousands of Albertans lace up for recreational and competitive hockey — and every year, some of them end up seriously hurt because of another player’s actions on the ice. Sorting out whether an injury is simply “part of the game” or something a court would call negligence is rarely straightforward, precisely because sport involves a level of physical risk that ordinary life doesn’t. Anyone who steps onto the ice accepts some chance of getting hurt; the harder legal question is where that acceptance stops.

Slip and fall accidents in Alberta stores can result in serious injuries and significant financial impact. Understanding your legal rights under the Occupiers' Liability Act, knowing what evidence to gather at the scene, and acting within strict limitation periods are critical to pursuing compensation for negligence-related injuries sustained while shopping.

Sexual assault survivors in Alberta face no time limits when seeking civil compensation, regardless of whether the abuse occurred recently or decades ago. Understanding your legal rights and available remedies can provide a path toward justice and healing, even when criminal proceedings aren't pursued or don't result in charges.

A British Columbia judgment for the payment of money or the return of personal property is effective for 10 years. A judgment can be "renewed",

Generally, in personal injury claims and medical malpractice claims, there is a "rough upper limit" with respect to the amount that can be awarded for pain and suffering damages (also called non-pecuniary damages).

Garnishment allows judgment creditors to intercept money owed to debtors by third parties, such as banks or employers. While this legal tool can be highly effective for debt collection in certain circumstances, it comes with procedural requirements, exemptions, and practical challenges that creditors must navigate. Understanding when garnishment works best and its limitations is essential for anyone seeking to collect on a judgment in British Columbia.

The purchase and sale of real estate is often one of the most significant transactions that an individual may undertake. Unfortunately, while realtors, building inspectors

Jurisdiction plays a critical role in cross-border family disputes, particularly when property division spans multiple countries.

The registration against the title of a claim of lien is a powerful tool in a contractor's toolbox.

Here's everything you need to know about the BC government's new home flipping tax.

When incorporating a new business, budget-conscious entrepreneurs typically have a primary focus on minimizing costs.

On May 2, 2019, the Court released its reasons for judgment in Dube v Dube, 2019 BCSC 687. The 12-day trial began on October 15, 2018,

A successful business sale rarely happens by chance. Whether you are planning an eventual exit or preparing for an active transaction, this article explores the essential legal and practical steps that can...