BC lawyers passed resolutions on lawyer safety, timely law society updates at annual general meeting
Annual LSBC meeting: Lawyers narrowly reject certified tech list proposal, approve privilege exception
British Columbia prepares legal action against OpenAI over Tumbler Ridge shooting
The government of British Columbia has retained CFM Lawyers in Vancouver and California-based Stranch, Jennings & Garvey to pursue legal action against OpenAI over its alleged role in the February Tumbler Ridge mass shooting, which killed eight people including six
Lawyers ask BC Law Society to create certified, ‘safe’ to use list of AI and other tech tools
BC lawyers can vote on the resolution at the LSBC’s annual general meeting on July 8
BC lawyers are being asked to vote on climate – it may be their last chance
The resolution calls on the LSBC to convene a climate advisory committee
Virtual bail hearings boosting court efficiency in British Columbia five years after pilot rollout
Six courtrooms dedicated to virtual bail hearings have been established throughout the province
B.C. Ponzi Scheme Operator Arrested in Georgia After $300M Investor Collapse
Greg Martel, the Victoria, B.C. mortgage broker behind a Ponzi scheme that brought in more than $300 million from investors, has been arrested in the country of Georgia. Martel has not been criminally charged, but he is the subject of
BC Workplace Break Laws: Your Rights as an Employee
BC Workplace Break Laws: Your Rights as an Employee
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From Flexibility to Employer Obligation: Remote Work and Constructive Dismissal
Key Takeaways
Remote work arrangements may become binding terms of employment when they are applied consistently and relied on by employees. Changes to work location can therefore give rise to a constructive dismissal claim, similar to what can occur when
Missed Pay, Poor Communication, and Constructive Dismissal Risk: Lessons from Leschuk v. Greenridge Exploration Inc.
Missed Pay, Poor Communication, and Constructive Dismissal Risk: Lessons for B.C. Employers from Leschuk v. Greenridge Exploration Inc. (2026 BCSC 403)
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BC Court of Appeal orders new trials in Abbotsford subdivision contract dispute
Court finds trial judge made legal errors in concluding developer breached purchase agreements