H&LJun 4Chiang v Yang, 1999 BCPC 29 – an examination of a court case involving nuisance between neighborsAs people spend significantly more time in their own homes during the COVID-19 pandemic, they would also interact more with their neighbors,
H&LMay 10Tips to Avoid Becoming a Victim of Title Fraud in B.C.There are several ways to decrease the risk of becoming the victim of title fraud.
H&LFeb 19An Introduction to British Columbia’s Anti-SLAPP LegislationThe anti-SLAPP legislation in British Columbia, the PPPA, provides a mechanism that may allow defendants to have claims dismissed where the
H&LDec 18, 2020How BC’s new Land Owner Transparency Act could affect you.Written by: Vicki Xu (Articled Student) The Land Owner Transparency Act, SBC 2019, c 23 (“LOTA”) and its accompanying regulations came...
H&LAug 17, 2020Here’s what your lawyer will recommend if you’re involved in a civil dispute.The options available or suitable to you depend on the facts of each case. Some options are available or suitable only for particular matter
H&LJun 9, 2020Suing someone? The amount you seek may determine which court, if any, can resolve your civil case inIn B.C., there are several bodies that render decisions for legal disputes. If you commence proceedings through a body that does not have ju
H&LApr 3, 2020BC Tenants and Landlords: Negotiations during the COVID-19 pandemicDisputes will undoubtedly arise through the next few months between tenants and landlords over their rights and responsibilities.
H&LDec 11, 2019What is intentional infliction of mental suffering in B.C.?Many of our lawyers handle litigation files on a daily basis and can assist you in identifying your case’s strengths, weaknesses, and availa
H&LOct 12, 2019What can I discuss with lawyer in deciding whether I should negotiate first or commence a lawsuit?Written by: Danna Shan (law student) and Alfonso Chen Introduction This article sets out a few considerations that you can go over when...
H&LAug 6, 2019What are some of the fundamental laws in British Columbia relating to defamation?It is unnecessary for the complaining party to prove that the statements were false in order for the court to find that there was defamation
H&LJul 12, 2019Rosas v Toca, 2018 BCCA 191: a fascinating case on agreements to vary contractual termsWritten by: Alfonso Chen (Litigation Associate) and Isabella Wang (Articled Student) Rosas v. Toca, 2018 BCCA 191 (“Rosas”) is a British...
H&LJun 29, 2018Joyce Ling, H&L Lawyer, Helps Client Secure More than $130,000 through Reimbursement of Legal Costs By: Alfonso Chen (Articled Student) In an article published on June 8, 2018 by the Vancouver Sun, columnist Ian Mulgrew wrote about an...
H&LMay 17, 2017Honesty is the best policy when Immigrating to CanadaBy Chen Shen Canada is an attractive country for new immigrants and Vancouver is where many choose their start in Canada. With high...
H&LFeb 13, 2017An overview of the Employment Standards ActThe Employment Standards Act and Regulation set minimum standards of wages and working conditions in most workplaces in British Columbia....
H&LFeb 13, 2017Loaning money to family membersWith the ever rising cost of real estate in Vancouver, first time home buyers are often required to look for additional sources of...
