Title and deed are two types of similar documents that are used to convey ownership in real estate. A deed is a document that transfers ownership of something from one person or entity to another. By contrast, a title refers to the legal rights associated with something — such as who has the right to […]
No one wants to think about death, but the truth is that it’s a part of life. Eventually, we all have to face the fact that we will die someday. When that time comes, do you want your loved ones to go through the hassle and expense of sorting through your estate? Probably not. That’s […]
In the province of British Columbia, a representation agreement allows for the appointment of a decision-maker to step in when a person has been determined to lack the capacity to decide on medical and personal care. This document allows you to appoint someone to legally enforce your choice to ‘pull the plug’ or accept or […]
The following article is a simplified interpretation of various aspects of employment law in British Columbia related to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic as well as associated effects on the safety of workplaces in the province. We advise readers to visit WorkSafeBC to gain a full understanding of how to best address safety concerns involving COVID-19 […]
One of the main goals that both contractors and companies create employee contracts is to protect the interests of all concerned. Additionally, an Employee Contract gives the employer a chance to make the employee aware of his or her distinct responsibilities. The contract may also protect the business clientele and intellectual property of a […]