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In a recent legal battle that tested the boundaries of individual autonomy and the scope of the Adult Guardianship Act in British Columbia, our legal team achieved a remarkable victory....
You have the right to sue the police if a police officer uses excessive or unnecessary force against you. The excessive or unnecessary force may be applied directly (e.g. through...
The Claim - Ewert v. Canada (Attorney General) Updated: June 5, 2023 This case concerns the treatment and conditions of confinement of prisoners at Kent Institution during what has come...
The love and affection we have for our dogs, cats and other furry or even feathered companions is special. Our pets are valued members of our family. However, when a...
Have you been injured by police? Do you want to sue them? There is an important two-month deadline following your injury that most people don't know about, and if you...
Update: Government lost its appeals of the Whaling class and the Liang class certifications. Next stage: Case Management Conference set for sometime in June 2022 to deal with scheduling of...
Date of Separation? What is it? And why does it matter? Under BC’s Family Law Act, the date of separation has importance significance for married and unmarried spouses. At the...
Splitting Up: Is My Spouse Entitled to Half My Business? So, you have your own business (or your spouse does) and are contemplating separation and/or divorce – but where will...