Information About Roland Law

在BCçœ�上诉法院对 Mills v. O’Connor案作出è£�决å�Žï¼Œä¿�护“排除财产â€�（Excluded Property）的规则已å�˜æˆ�一场高风险的障ç¢�赛，å�ªæœ‰ä¸¥è°¨ç»†è‡´çš„人æ‰�能ä¿�全他们的财产。 “排除财产â€�的高昂代价 在那些处ç�†æ¶‰å�Šå¤šå¤„æˆ¿äº§ç¦»å©šæ¡ˆçš„æœ¨è´¨ä … Read more »

When millions are at stake, a single banking transaction from a decade ago can be the difference between financial security and a devastating loss. In the wake of the BC Court of Appeal’s ruling in Mills v. O’Connor, the rules for protecting excluded property have become a high-stakes obstacle c … Read more »

“In the world of high-stakes litigation, a mandatory injunction is the ultimate sword, freezing time to prevent a loss that money simply cannot fix.” — Roland Luo When your business‘s proprietary secrets are at risk, or a former partner or employees begin siphoning away your most valuable clients, … Read more »

For commercial developers and general contractors in British Columbia, cash flow management is as critical as the construction itself. When a claim of lien is filed against a project, one of the responses is immediate and procedural: obtain a court order under section 24 of the Builders Lien Act, po … Read more »

In the United States, letters rogatory or letters of request in seeking a foreign court’s assistance are codified in 28 U.S.C. § 1782 and 28 U.S.C. § 1696. These sections provide the legal authority and procedures in response to a foreign court’s request for assistance in civil and criminal disc … Read more »