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    When Is The Goods And Services Tax Applicable To A Supply Of Legal Services?

    Lawyers are statutorily required to charge (i.e. levy and collect) the correct amount of goods and services tax (GST) on each supply of legal services...
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    De Facto Directors: Beware Of What You Did Not Sign Up For

    When can the CRA treat non‑appointed individuals as directors for debt collection purposes?
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    Locking The War Chest: Certificates Of Pending Litigation In Modern Practice

    Section 215 of British Columbia’s Land Title Act, RSBC 1996, c 250 (the LTA) permits a party who has commenced a legal proceeding and claims "an estate or interest in land" to register a certificate of pending litigation (CPL) against title to that land. Once registered, the CPL functions as a charge: it can dissuade third-party offers, impede refinancing, and block the closing of a sale.
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    Go West, Young Lawyer: British Columbia Is Canada's Class Action Capital

    This article's title is adapted from a phrase ("Go West, Young Man") coined by news publishers in the 1850s. It captured the imaginations of clerks, mechanics, and soldiers returning...
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    Farris LLP
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    New Bootcamp Program Addresses Critical Skills Gap For Canadian In-House Lawyers

    CBA In-House Lawyers partners with leading firms to deliver practical, Canada-focused legal training starting March 2026
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    Canada: Class Actions

    Does your jurisdiction have a class action or collective redress mechanism? If so, please describe the mechanism(s) and outline the principal sources of law and regulation and its overarching impact on the conduct of class actions in your jurisdiction.
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