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In the digital age, a person's existence is often intertwined with their virtual identity. With so much of your life existing in the cyberspace...

Before suing, you should consider the amount owing.

Claims of minor traumatic brain injury (MTBI), more commonly known as concussion, have long been the subject of intense legal battles in the courtrooms of British Columbia.

A recent Ontario Superior Court decision has struck down blanket confidentiality rules governing Canada's air passenger complaint resolution process, finding they violate constitutional freedom of expression. The ruling distinguishes between protected mediation communications and adjudicative records, requiring that decisions and orders issued by Complaint Resolution Officers be made public.

In May 2015, Transport Canada sought comments from aviation stakeholders across Canada regarding a Notice of Proposed Amendment on Unmanned Air Vehicles (UAVs), also known as drones.

Two recent BC Supreme Court decisions address the issue of when an insurer may be entitled to void an insurance policy due to the insured failing to disclose a "material change in risk".

The industry loves the CCDC5B because it works well with how a contractor actually engages with owners on many projects. Construction lawyers generally deride it because, by seeking to do too much in one agreement, the CCDC5B arguably fails in the primary goal of clearly establishing the parties’ rights and obligations.

On March 11, 2020, the World Health Organization assessed COVID-19 as a pandemic. The Canadian government has unveiled aggressive new measures to contain the coronavirus...

On October 28, 2021, Bill 19 – 2021: Societies Amendment Act, 2021 ("Bill 19") received royal assent in British Columbia, introducing amendments to the Societies Act (British Columbia) (the "Act").

Order 677-2015 released on the same date implements some minor transitional interim regulations.

The amendments create a new prospectus exemption for stand-by guarantors and modify certain conditions of the minimal connection exemption.

Police observed Petros Negash driving a vehicle with a burnt-out tail light and brake light and pulled him over. Once stopped, Mr. Negash rolled down his driver's side window a few...

An independent contractor is a self-employed worker who serves clients through the contractor's own business. This status is distinct from that of an employee, who provides services...

In the recent decision of Breeden v. Black, the Supreme Court of Canada considered whether a Canadian court should assume jurisdiction over a defamation action that has a strong connection to the United States.

Have you received a Residential Tenancy Branch ("RTB") decision that is not in your favour and want to know what to do next?

Effective July 1, 2026, the Canadian Transportation Agency (CTA) will implement a significant amendment to the Air Transportation Regulations (ATR)...

The Partnership Act, RSBC 1996, c 348 and the common law governs partnerships as discussed below.