
When Your Lawyer Misses a Deadline: Legal Malpractice in BC
Limitation periods, causation and practical next steps when a missed legal deadline may have caused a compensable loss.
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Limitation periods, causation and practical next steps when a missed legal deadline may have caused a compensable loss.

Discover what constitutes accounting malpractice in British Columbia and learn the essential steps to take if a CPA's professional negligence has caused financial harm to your business.

Learn how retirement, pensions, and age affect spousal support obligations in British Columbia. Understand material changes, double dipping, and how to legally modify your payments.

The Supreme Court of Canada's landmark decision in Ahluwalia v. Ahluwalia creates a new tort of intimate partner violence, transforming how survivors can seek civil damages for coercive control.

An overview of British Columbia’s oppression remedy when corporate conduct may be unfairly prejudicial or disregard a stakeholder’s interests.

Learn the strict rules under BC's Family Law Act for relocating with a child after separation, including the 60-day notice requirement and how courts determine the best interests of the child.

Facing unreasonable IRCC delays? Learn how a Federal Court Mandamus application can force a decision on your Canadian immigration file and when you should consider this powerful legal remedy.

The BC Supreme Court recently dismissed constitutional challenges to Bill 21, affirming a new regulatory framework for legal professionals in the province. Read our full analysis of the decision.

How to hold negligent immigration lawyers and consultants accountable in Canada. Learn about regulatory complaints, civil litigation in BC, and practical steps to protect your status.

You have built a successful company, and now you want to bring in a new investor or partner for a percentage of the business. For most founders, the immediate assumption is that they need to sell a portion of their own shares to make room. But doing so triggers a "secondary sale", meaning the money goes into your perso

Explore how the BC Supreme Court enforced an Iranian Mehriyeh involving gold coins in Ardakani v. Nourani, 2026 BCSC 258, and what it means for foreign marriage contracts in Canada.

A recent BC Supreme Court decision secured by Sinclair Centre Law highlights the court's focus on fairness over procedural technicalities and the severe consequences of financial non-disclosure.
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