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5 Steps to Transition Your Business to Family Members Infographic

Sep 2, 2014 — Boughton Law

Are you planning on transitioning your business to family members in the future? Start your planning today and view our latest succession planning infographic.

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A Guide to Mediation and Arbitration

Aug 26, 2014 — The Honourable Wally Oppal, K.C.*

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Tsilhqot’in Nation Awarded Indigenous Land Title

Jul 30, 2014 — George E.H. Cadman, K.C.*

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How to File a Late Tax Dispute with the CRA

Jul 29, 2014 — Jeff S. Glasner*

Missing the CRA Notice of Assessment objection deadline isn't the end. Discover your options for late tax dispute filings with insights from Boughton Law experts.

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Gender Diversity in the Workplace

Jul 28, 2014 — Boughton Law

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Buying a Business? Common Questions Answered by Luca Citton

Jul 24, 2014 — Luca Citton*

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The Animal Advocate

Jun 17, 2014 — Boughton Law

As animals occupy increasingly important roles in the lives of their companion humans, cases involving their care and custody are popping up in lawyers’ offices across the country. Animal law also captures everything from veterinary malpractice to criminal cases of animal cruelty — and society is still sorting out how animals should be treated under the law, making the emerging practice area a challenge.

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Business Strategies: The Best Partnership Deals Start with the Paperwork

May 14, 2014 — Luca Citton*

As a lawyer who spends a good part of his practice working on partnership deals and dissolutions, Luca Citton, says the success or failure is often a function of the quality of the partnership or shareholder agreement that started it all.

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The Essentials Of First Nation Settlement Trusts

Apr 28, 2014 — William (Bill) H. Cooper*

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Proposed B.C. Franchise Law is Pro-Business, Not Anti-Business

Apr 28, 2014 — Boughton Law

On March 31, the British Columbia Law Institute (BCLI) released its long-awaited formal report on a potential B.C. Franchise Act. Franchising is regulated in Ontario, Alberta, Manitoba, New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island, but there is no legislation governing the sale of franchises in Canada's third largest province. A full copy of the report, and draft statute, is available here.