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- Kornfeld LLP Recognized as Highly Recommended Firm by Benchmark Canada
We are delighted to announce that Kornfeld LLP has received the highest possible ranking of Highly Recommended Firm in the 2026 Benchmark Litigation Canada guide. Six Kornfeld lawyers have been recognized as Litigation Stars:Shane D. CoblinStephen M. FittermanSandra FowerakerFrancis LamerDan ParlowA … Read more »
- Certificates of Pending Litigation: A Guide for Practitioners
Written by: Devin P. Lucas, Partner, Litigation and Dispute ResolutionT: 604.331.8306E: dlucas@kornfeldllp.com One of the most frequently used pressure tactics in commercial litigation practice is the filing of a Certificate of Pending Litigation (“CPLâ€�). In general terms, a CPL (formerly known … Read more »
- Court of Appeal Clarifies the Distinction Between Joint Will and Mutual Will
Dan Parlow successfully represented an estate administrator in an appeal over the legal effect of a 1995 handwritten joint will. The novel issues before the British Columbia Court of Appeal involved the interpretation and purported revocation of a joint will made by a married couple. The decision … Read more »
- Kornfeld Adds a Partner
Kornfeld LLP is thrilled to welcome Matthew Sveinson to the partnership. Matthew was called to the bar in 2015 and first joined the firm as an associate in 2022. He maintains a broad civil litigation practice with a focus on construction disputes, including delay and builders lien claims, and corp … Read more »
- Congratulations to Shane Coblin on His Appointment to the VanIAC Domestic Arbitration Panel
We are delighted to share that Shane Coblin has been appointed to the VanIAC Domestic Arbitration Panel. This appointment reflects Shane’s dedication to excellence in dispute resolution and his commitment to advancing the practice of arbitration in British Columbia.Shane brings to the Panel a weal … Read more »