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Who Can Be Held Liable for Injuries at Public Events in BC?

Concerts, festivals, sporting events, community celebrations, and seasonal markets bring people together. Though these events are meant to be enjoyable, they do not come without some degree of risk. Large crowds, temporary structures, alcohol service,…

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How to Win a Dog Bite Case in BC

Winning a dog bite case in BC depends on one thing above all else: evidence. To hold a dog owner legally responsible for sustained injuries, victims must have evidence that proves what happened, how the…

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Common Types of Premises Liability Cases in BC

No one ever plans for an accident or injury. They happen unexpectedly, often while just going through the day. A quick trip to the store, paying a visit to a friend, or walking through your…

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Can A Mirror Will Be Contested?

Married couples often coordinate their estate planning, which usually involves establishing a will to ensure their assets are distributed according to their wishes. Mirror wills are one option for couples. This type of will essentially…

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Can Right of Survivorship Be Challenged in BC?

When someone passes away, questions often arise concerning how their assets are distributed. This depends not only on the deceased’s will, but also on how certain assets were owned. The right of survivorship is a…

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BC Short-Term Rental Accidents: Who’s Responsible for Injuries?

Short-term rentals have rapidly grown in popularity across British Columbia. Platforms like Airbnb, Vrbo, and other vacation rental services offer tourists unique homes, condos, and cabins for vacations, weekend getaways, and work trips. Many travellers…

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The Role of Foreseeable Harm in Dangerous Premises Cases

Suffering an injury in an accident can be a confusing and stressful experience. It’s natural to explore options to help offset the financial burden incurred. Unfortunately, not every injury automatically gives rise to a legal…

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Does a Will Override a Common Law Marriage in BC?

Some couples live together in a committed relationship without ever getting legally married. In British Columbia, common-law partners might assume that their relationship automatically grants them the same inheritance rights as a legally married spouse.…

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Playground Accidents in BC: Injuries, Liability, and Legal Options

Playgrounds are a place where children laugh, climb, and explore. However, they can also be the site of serious accidents. Across Canada, it’s estimated that between 100 and 400 out of every 100,000 children will…

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5 Common Slip and Fall Injuries After An Accident

Whether it’s at home, in a store, or in any other establishment, people expect to feel safe when going about their daily lives. While this is usually true, accidents can and do happen. Slip and…

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Who Can Be Held Liable for Injuries at Public Events in BC?

How to Win a Dog Bite Case in BC

Common Types of Premises Liability Cases in BC

Can A Mirror Will Be Contested?

Can Right of Survivorship Be Challenged in BC?

BC Short-Term Rental Accidents: Who’s Responsible for Injuries?

The Role of Foreseeable Harm in Dangerous Premises Cases

Does a Will Override a Common Law Marriage in BC?

Playground Accidents in BC: Injuries, Liability, and Legal Options

5 Common Slip and Fall Injuries After An Accident

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