These agreements allow developers to structure future cost-sharing arrangements of strata projects at the early stages of a development.

Artificial intelligence is now part of everyday life—and increasingly, part of the courtroom. From generative AI-assisted document drafting to algorithm-driven decisions, various Canadian courts...

Facing trade uncertainty? EU CETA offers Canadian businesses nearly tariff-free trade, labour mobility & EU market access.

Creating a will is a crucial step in planning for the future and ensuring your assets are distributed according to your wishes.

This blog post will provide some key reasons why hiring a lawyer right away is an important part of making sure you are fairly compensated for your loss.

A British Columbia Supreme Court decision examines whether courts can validate an unsigned draft will that reflects a deceased person's true testamentary intentions under WESA. The case explores the boundaries of judicial authority when attempting to honor final wishes without a properly executed will, offering critical insights for estate planning and probate matters.

BC is now in Phase 2 of the province's COVID-19 Immunization Plan and there is emerging debate as to whether employers have the right to require employees to obtain COVID-19 vaccinations.

Our lawyer, Raha Seyed Ali is one of the few lawyers in Vancouver with extensive knowledge in both family law and immigration law.

Separation and divorce are hard enough on you kids.

While most loan agreements and mortgages documents contain a contractual right allowing the lender to recover indemnity (actual) legal costs in foreclosure proceedings...

Equity remains an important tool in a litigator's arsenal. While it is often a submission of last resort, its value should not be overlooked as that is ultimately its purpose.

In January 2024, British Columbia’s Intimate Images Protection Act (the “IIPA”) came into force, along with the Intimate Images Protection Regulation (the “IIPR”) to address the unauthorized...

As of May 1, 2021, ICBC insurance benefits for people injured in a car accident have fundamentally changed.

Forcing the sale of co-owned property in BC can be complex when disputes arise. Learn how to navigate delays and expedite the process efficiently.

In May 2022, the Supreme Court of Canada ("SCC") released two concurrent judgments for two cases dealing with circumstances where the accused was relying on a defence of "automatism."

A Tax Court of Canada (the "TCC") decision entitled 3792391 Canada Inc. v. The King (hereafter "391") creates concern for tenants who do not have clear and sufficient knowledge of their landlords' residency status.

Due to the hotly contested upcoming Canadian Federal Election on April 28th of this year, the federal Liberal and Conservative parties have introduced competing policy planks...

The use of cell phones or other handheld electronic devices while driving has been banned in BC since 2010, but defining what constitutes "use", especially with the advent of Bluetooth technology...

Many service agreements outline pricing, timelines, and deliverables—but often overlook one critical protection: the cost recovery clause.

Family disputes over the estate of a loved one can add significant emotional and financial distress to what is already a challenging time.