BC Supreme Court upholds opposition to production request over adjuster reports
City of Victoria proved litigation privilege in tripping injury case: BC court
Why Rent Control Doesn’t Solve Housing Problems
In 2018, the Royal Theatre was relying on government funding that hadn’t been increased in 21 years and 30-year-old rent structures that were not profitable. To address its financial challenges, the theatre decided to significantly increase the rent for its
Seaton: Alaska Travelogue (Part 1)
Alaska. The 49th State. The Final Frontier of the United States. A place where getting lost in nature means you quite possibly die. Yes, this was where I chose to vacation for about a week and a half.
I never
Early resolution process in Victoria ‘effective’ in addressing family law disputes: B.C. report
Victoria Provincial Court experienced a 63 per cent reduction in family court time
University of Victoria names Marion Buller, former Indigenous judge, as chancellor
Buller has headed National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls
Welcome to Cruise Law News’s New Look
After nearly nine years, Cruise Law News has a new look.
LexBlog, my blog design and support company in Seattle, re-designed my blog. You will note that the text you are reading is black lettering on a white background,
Two Crew Members Overboard From Explorer of the Seas, Rescued
Two crew members, reportedly working on a lifeboat on the Explorer of the Seas, fell from the Royal Caribbean cruise ship near Victoria last evening, according to News 1130.
The two overboard ship workers were apparently rescued by another vessel,