As the effects of the COVID-19 virus further manifest themselves, this will result in many claims for delay under construction contracts and for delay-related termination of those contracts.
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If we can offer you just one piece of advice, it is that, for the sake of your loved ones, you should have a Will, a Representation Agreement and a Power of Attorney. For more information, review our latest insight at: https://t.co/OuPDsaITVW
Join @SHKlaw for a free webinar examining some of the consequences that COVID-19 is having on the construction industry and construction projects. To register, go to: https://t.co/2YPcKPeG6b
The COVID-19 “Coronavirus” pandemic will weigh heavily on the Canadian construction industry in the coming months. Read @SHK's latest insight for further information:
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The Provincial Health Officer’s ban on gatherings of over 50 people now extends to construction sites. Review our latest insight for further information:
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Managing a strata corporation can be challenging. This can certainly be true when strata councils receive requests for copies of the corporation’s records, and are forced to determine what, and how much, to disclose.
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TO SEIZE OR NOT TO SEIZE? THAT IS THE QUESTION. A 'rent to own' form of agreement may provide the business owner with a security interest as a means of redress should the customer default on their payment obligations. Read @SHKlaw's insight to learn more: https://t.co/cohW5UtueC
"A To-Do List Can be a Will". Read @SHKlaw's latest insight that discusses a recent judgment of the BC Supreme Court, which found that a note discovered on the deceased’s password-protected computer is fully effective as his last Will and Testament.
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This month, @SHKlaw is pleased to provide you with an article on whether construction estimates are binding: https://t.co/A2OapNuqOb
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Please join @SHKlaw and MNP Accounting for our next breakfast seminar on 'Corporate Organizations and Tax Planning', as we take you through a practical discussion for professionals on structuring businesses and employing tax mitigation strategies.
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This month @SHKlaw is pleased to provide you with two articles on timely topics: 1) The Requirement to Update Your Insurer of Material Changes in Risk; and 2) Limitation Periods Under the Securities Act.
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Join @SHKlaw's Mark Braidwood on September 25, 2019, during our next breakfast seminar, as he discusses important issues surrounding delay claims as they affect owners, contractors, subcontractors and design professionals.
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Join @SHKlaw's Mark Braidwood and Marc MacEwing as they discuss the basic principles and important issues of the law of tendering as they affect owners, contractors, subcontractors and design professionals.
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'The Legal World Gets a Bit Simpler' with the end of the Limitation Act transition period as of June 1, 2019.
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As a federal corporation, you should be aware of the new disclosure requirements stipulated by the Canada Business Corporations Act. See @SHKlaw's June 7, 2019, insight post for details.
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@SHKlaw is proud to announce the recognition of three of its lawyers, Bryan Shapiro, QC, Craig Wallace, PEng, & Marc MacEwing, as leading lawyers in construction law in the 2019 Canadian Legal Lexpert® Directory. Congratulations to Bryan, Craig and Marc!
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Interested in @SHKlaw's latest Insight discussing the Supreme Court of Canada's decision about contributory negligence in Rankin's Garage v JJ: https://t.co/0IX3jlJL3x?
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