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The Changing Exempt Securities Market Climate in British Columbia: Part 1
Note: The rules and law may have changed since this article was first published. It is provided for archival purposes but you…
Plugging Gaps In Unanimous Shareholder Agreements With Interspousal Contracts
When you sit down to discuss a Unanimous Shareholder Agreement (“USA”) with a certain corporate lawyer at our office, you are likely…
6 Things You Must Know About Your Trade-Mark: Part 4
We’ve talked about registered and unregistered trade-marks in the first instalments of this series. This post will concentrate on the registered variety.…
6 Things You Must Know About Your Trade-Mark: Part 3
In Part 1 and Part 2 of this series we offhandedly mentioned that trade-marks might be registered or they might not. If…
6 Things You Must Know About Your Trade-Mark: Part 2
Bulldog Bag Ltd. made, not surprisingly, bags. Specifically, they manufactured plastic and paper bags under the brand name “Marathon”. They registered the…
6 Things You Must Know About Your Trade-Mark: Part 1
You’ve joined the big leagues. Alongside Coke, Honda and Microsoft rests your brand new trade-mark. Sure, it will take a few years…
SGI Dodges A Bullet – Sort Of
Teresa Wilson was awarded punitive damages and costs on a solicitor-client basis against SGI for the way that it handled her claim…
Election Campaigning In Condominiums
Note: The rules and law may have changed since this article was first published. It is provided for archival purposes but you…
The Modernization of Saskatchewan’s Debt Collection Laws
In the past, judgment enforcement law was found in many uncoordinated and dated statutes. Changes to Saskatchewan legislation modernized and centralized the…
Construction Liens in Saskatchewan
Note: The rules and law may have changed since this article was first published. It is provided for archival purposes but you…
How Private Are Employer-Provided Electronic Devices?
Employers often provide employees with computers, tablets and smart phones to use while performing their duties. These are usually intended to fulfill…
Business And Piracy Lessons From The 18th Century
Eli Whitney is a name that most of us remember from elementary school as the inventor of the cotton gin. The gin…