To litigate or not to litigate: that is the question. 2014 BCSC 218 Lambsmead Limited v. Pharmawest Pharmacy Ltd.. deals with arbitration clauses. In this case the arbitration clause precluded recourse to the courts and instead the parties were required to proceed with an arbitration. Arbitration clauses are commonly included in contracts They should be […]
One of the first questions everyone asks on an employment termination: employer: what do we have to pay; employee: what am I entitled to. Fair enough. Usually the parties can work this out on the basis of standing earnings, benefits and other entitlements. Health and dental plans, club memberships, bonuses, pay increments, parking passes, employer […]
Kelly v. University of British Columbia (No. 4), 2013 BCHRT 302 takes injury to dignity damages up to new levels, so the use of an injury lawyer from this website could help people that face this issues. The case concerns a physician in training that failed to complete his residency program and the following fallout. […]
The case of, 2014 BCSC 249 Delta Corporation v. Stevens, deals with municipal injunctions. Here someone had proceeded to drywall in a crawl space without permits. It begs the question as to who would live in, or rent out a crawl space, but that’s for another day. The municipality applied for an injunction requesting that […]
You had a job. Now you don’t. How are you going to pay your mortgage and support your family? You can contact the right law firm, like Landry & Azevedo that provides a high standard of legal advice and representation in all areas of Family Law including property settlements, parenting matters and divorce and more […]