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Judicial Finality in Commercial Property Disputes: Cause of Action Estoppel Explained

October 2, 2026

A busy shopping centre, representing cause of action estoppel in commercial property disputes in Vancouver, British Columbia.

Commercial Litigation

Summary Trial in Shareholder Disputes – What to Be Mindful Of

September 25, 2026

White Rock, BC, representing the shareholder summary trial dispute in Li v. Wu.

如何在家庭法诉讼中保护公司与信托资产

September 22, 2026

面银行保险箱墙，其中部分保险箱打开，展示珍珠及其他贵重资产，象征温哥华离婚案件中的高净值家庭法争议及不均等财产分割问题。

Strategic Defence in Family Law of Corporate and Trust Assets

September 22, 2026

A safety deposit box containing stacks of cash and a gold bar, representing high-net-worth and unequal division of family property and wealth in Vancouver divorces.

Commercial Litigation

Purchaser’s Liens and CPLs – The 2026 BC Court of Appeal Ruling on Commercial Property Rights

September 17, 2026

A large-scale property development project at sunset, representing purchaser's liens and Certificates of Pending Litigation in BC.

Commercial Litigation

7 Critical Rules for Commercial Settlement Releases After Corner Brook v. Bailey

September 15, 2026

A woman and a man signing a commercial litigation release, representing the SCC's decision in Corner Brook v. Bailey.

Commercial Litigation

加拿大最高法院于2026年5月就Patrick Street案中作出裁决

September 11, 2026

纽芬兰省圣约翰斯海滨及商业街景，象征加拿大最高法院在 Patrick Street Holdings Ltd. v. 11368 NL Inc. 一案中就争点既判力与诉因既判力作出的裁决。

Commercial Litigation

No Second Kicks at the Can: Supreme Court Rules in May 2026 on Issue Estoppel and Cause of Action Estoppel in Patrick Street

September 11, 2026

View of the Battery district of St. John's, Newfoundland, at sunset, representing the Supreme Court of Canada's decision in Patrick Street Holdings Ltd. v. 11368 NL Inc. and their ruling on issue and cause of action estoppel.

Commercial Litigation

商业租赁违约透析：商业房东与租户问答指南

一家复古风格的餐厅，象征温哥华商业房东与租户纠纷及商业租赁违约问题。

Commercial Litigation

The Anatomy of a Commercial Lease Break: Questions and Answers for Commercial Landlords and Tenants

A neon burger affixed to the side of a building, representing commercial rental properties and breaking commercial leases, leading to landlord-tenant disputes in BC.

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