Legal Challenges of Inter-Provincial Business Transactions
Overlooking the legal requirements of doing business across provincial borders can lead to costly disputes, regulatory penalties, and delays in completing transactions. Failing to address these issues early can also...
Read MoreWhat to Do If a Neighbour Builds Over the Property Line
Property boundaries are an important part of maintaining good relationships between neighbours. When a structure crosses onto your land, it can create legal and personal challenges that need to be...
Read MoreLegal Remedies for Disinherited Family Members
Being excluded from a will can be an emotional and challenging experience, especially for close family members who believe they were unfairly left out. In British Columbia, the law provides...
Read MoreHow to Protect Yourself from Construction Delays and Cost Overruns
Construction projects, whether residential or commercial, often come with risks such as unexpected delays or rising costs. These issues can disrupt timelines, exceed budgets, and lead to disputes with contractors....
Read MoreLegal Remedies for When a Contractor Walks Off the Job
Hiring a contractor is a significant commitment, especially when the project involves your home or business. Unfortunately, situations can arise where a contractor abandons the job before completing the work....
Read MoreKey Considerations for Business Succession Planning
Planning for the future of a business is a crucial step that many owners postpone until it is too late. Whether the goal is to pass ownership to a family...
Read MoreThe Importance of Implementing Effective Termination Procedures for Employers
Ending an employment relationship is a significant decision that must be handled with care and legal precision. Employers who fail to follow proper procedures risk legal claims, workplace disruption, and...
Read MoreLegal Steps for Enforcing Easements and Rights-of-Way in BC
Easements and rights-of-way are legal interests in land that allow one party to access or use another party’s land for a specific purpose, commonly to cross a shared driveway, install...
Read MoreUnderstanding Builders Liens in British Columbia
When construction work is performed or supplies are provided for a project, it is important to understand your rights and responsibilities under British Columbia’s Builders Lien Act. At Linley Welwood,...
Read MoreHow Wills Variation Claims Differ for Children and Spouses
When a will appears to treat a spouse or child unfairly, the courts in British Columbia allow certain individuals to challenge it through a wills variation claim; however, the rights...
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