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- Parents Can’t Agree On Whether Children Should Attend School
The COVID-19 pandemic has been hard on everyone and parents of young children are no exception. Relationships between parents following a divorce or separation can be difficult to maintain in the best of times. However, COVID-19 has introduced parents to a whole new world of concerns, one of which i … Read more »
- Following Damage To A House, Owners Seek Coverage Under Alberta’s Consumer Protection Act
As much as lawmakers might try to establish exactly who a law applies to, life is full of nuances that cause people to question whether a particular law applies to them or the situation they have found themselves in. That was the case in a recent decision issued by the Alberta Court of Appeal. The d … Read more »
- Limitation Periods Are At Risk When Waiting Until The Last Minute
One of the most important reasons we recommend working with experienced lawyers when dealing with matters of civil litigation is that those inexperienced with the law might find themselves missing critical deadlines such as limitation periods. The Alberta Court of Queens Bench recently issued a deci … Read more »
- Employees Face Pricy Penalties After Moving To A Competitor
When someone quits their job, their next step is usually to start a new job they have already secured, or start looking for one. However, some employers might include clauses in employment contracts that limit someone from taking a similar job with a competitor. These are known as non-competition ag … Read more »
- Statute Of Limitations May Prevent Condo Board From Collecting Damages
One of the nuances of law that some people aren’t too familiar with is that of limitation periods. In both criminal and civil litigations matters, people or the police may only have a certain amount of time in which to file a lawsuit or charge someone criminally. Of course, some crimes, such as murd … Read more »