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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.
The Federal Court is moving to dismiss hundreds of applications linked to unauthorized agents. Learn why using "ghost consultants" can destroy your immigration chances.
A review of Clearview AI Inc. v. British Columbia, analyzing the Court's ruling on jurisdiction, publicly available data, and privacy rights in the digital age.
A recent BC Court of Appeal decision clarifies who bears the burden of proof when a parent claims underemployment is required for childcare needs.
A recent BC Court of Appeal decision highlights the risks of oral contracts and clarifies how courts calculate fees for business introductions when no written agreement exists.
Lost money on investments? Learn the legal difference between market misfortune and advisor negligence in British Columbia, and what steps you can take.
Discovering a massive special levy after buying a condo is a nightmare. Learn when a BC realtor might be liable for failing to disclose strata issues.
Nerve damage from dental procedures can be life-altering. Understand the legal standards for dental negligence and informed consent in British Columbia.
Business owners in BC face unique risks during divorce. Learn how the "double dip" occurs when the same income is used for both asset division and support.
In British Columbia, inheritance is usually excluded property, but commingling assets or poor record-keeping can put your legacy at risk during a divorce.
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