Common Law Notice in British Columbia
Most employers and employees know about the Employment Standards Act, and that when an employee is fired by an employer in circumstances without employee misconduct, the employer has to …
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“How can I protect my construction business?”
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Most employers and employees know about the Employment Standards Act, and that when an employee is fired by an employer in circumstances without employee misconduct, the employer has to …
A personal injury claim is where someone has been injured due to the intentional or negligent acts of another person or company. When someone is injured and it is legally some other person or …
Since May of 2021, the Provincial Government of BC has changed the law so that all ICBC personal injury claims (i.e. all injury claims arising from motor vehicle accidents) are now subject to a “no fault” system …