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Deal or No Deal: Buyer’s Remorse
After a dispute is settled at mediation, what happens if one side changes their mind? The answer to this question is found in the leading
Take a Breath: What the Cooling-Off Period Means for BC Homebuyers – Co-Written by Trevin Rogers
For many, a home is the biggest financial decision of their life, and with good reason. A home represents stability. Somewhere for memories to be
The Equalizer – How the Hotchpot Clause Simplifies Your Will – Co-Written by Trevin Rogers
You love all of your kids equally, because of course you do (or at least you’ll go to your grave telling people that). In a
Enforcing a Letter of Intent by Adnan Habib
On January 18, 2022, the British Columbia Court of Appeal in the decision of Concord Pacific Acquisitions Inc. v Oei (2022 BCCA 16) dealt with
Dissecting Section 85 of the BC Family Law Act: The Exclusionary Clause
Imagine this: Veena’s eight-year marriage with Tom has now come to an end and they have been separated for over a year now. What happens
Interested in Financing your Business?
Finances are critical to the operation of a business, and equity financing is an excellent way for a business to raise capital. It is the