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- Employers – Please Consider Consideration! Lessons from a Recent B.C. Case
Introduction A common question we get from employers is whether they can ask an existing employee to sign a new contract. The employer may want to change the structure of a bonus plan, add a non-solicitation clause, or simply amend the employee’s job title. Most frequently this question comes up whe … Read more »
- Boughton Law Recognized in Chambers Canada 2027
Boughton Law is proud to announce its continued recognition in the Chambers Canada 2027 guide, with firm rankings in Corporate/Commercial and Litigation: General Commercial. In addition, Peter Anderson continues to be recognized as a leading lawyer in Real Estate, maintaining his Chambers ranking, w … Read more »
- When Everyone is “Successful” But No One Wins: The Costly Lesson in Salina v. Investors Group
Litigation is often thought of in much the same way as sport: expected to produce a winner and a loser (we’re ignoring soccer for these purposes – as one of the above authors did throughout this summer). Sometimes, however, after years of litigation, extensive document production, expert evidence, … Read more »
- 17 Boughton Law Lawyers Recognized in the 2027 Best Lawyers in Canada Guide
Boughton Law is pleased to announce that seventeen of our lawyers have been selected for inclusion in The Best Lawyers in Canada 2027 guide. This year’s results include six new recognitions across various practice areas, reflecting the breadth of experience across the firm. Among these are three l … Read more »
- B.C. Court of Appeal Reaffirms That Alleged Foreclosure Windfalls Must Be More Than Mere Possibility
The British Columbia Court of Appeal has reaffirmed that allegations of an inequitable “windfall” to a mortgagee must be supported by evidence demonstrating a likely, rather than merely hypothetical, benefit. In a recent decision arising from long-running foreclosure proceedings involving lands in M … Read more »