Vancouver Litigation Law Blog | Meridian Law Group

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Supreme Court of Canada Recognizes a New Tort of Intimate Partner Violence

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Neighbourly Easement Dispute Reaches BC’s Highest Court

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Hidden Income in Divorce: What If Your Ex Is Self-Employed?

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Stormwater Management Conflicts Between Neighbours in Vancouver

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Parental Alienation in British Columbia: FAQs for Families in Conflict

Mourning adult children, three men and two women, rest their hands on a dark wood casket with one woman holding a bouquet of yellow an white flowers and the other holding a white rose, representing disinheriting a child.

Disinheriting Adult Children in British Columbia

A gas bar at night with two lightsshining on the red and white pumps, and the lights for the S and I on the overhead Gas Station sign are burned out, representiing failed commercial real estate deals.

Fraud, Negligence, and Failed Real Estate Deals

A businessman meets with male and female colleagues around a meeting table with documents scattered on the surface in modern office, representing oppression remedy in BC.

Oppression Claims in British Columbia: When Minority Shareholders Go to Court

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Specific Performance in British Columbia Real Estate Litigation: When Will a Court Force a Sale?

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When Can a Separation Agreement Be Set Aside in British Columbia?

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