Proposed Rule Changes by the B.C. Government to Protect Renters and Landlords The B.C. government has introduced proposed rule changes aimed at stopping bad-faith evictions,… Read More »B.C. government looks to protect tenants and landlords with proposed rule changes
A would-be Richmond homebuyer is out more than $400,000 after failing to secure a mortgage for a home she had already moved into. The B.C.… Read More »Richmond Homebuyer Loses $400K After Failing to Secure Mortgage
Highlighting Our Partnership and the Team’s Outstanding Achievements Clark Woods LLP was thrilled to sponsor the Women’s Open Premier travel team Venus FC on their… Read More »Proud sponsor of Venus FC on their recent trip to Spain
Airbnb owners take province, City of Victoria to court over B.C. short-term rental ban A group of disgruntled short-term-rental owners in Victoria upset about recent… Read More »B.C. short-term rental ban challenged in court
Understanding the Recent B.C. Supreme Court Decision on Child and Spousal Support Obligations A recent B.C. Supreme Court ruling clarifying when child and spousal support… Read More »Child and spousal support obligations under the microscope
A proposed B.C. home flipping tax could help increase available housing and discourage short-term property holding for profit, but a lack of clarity about who is… Read More »Confusing home flipping tax could trap homeowners and lead to legal battles
ICBC’s appeal against a $1.5 million judgment awarded to Clark Woods LLP client Neil MacKinnon has been dismissed by the B.C. Appeal Court. The judgment,… Read More »ICBC Loses Appeal in $1.5 Million Judgment Case
A significant number of new listings are hitting the Metro Vancouver property market, according to the latest data from the Greater Vancouver Realtors (formerly the… Read More »New Listings Surge in Metro Vancouver
A B.C. lawyer is accused of using artificial intelligence (AI) to prepare legal briefs in a civil case before the B.C. Supreme Court, citing fake… Read More »B.C. lawyer accused of citing fake legal cases “hallucinated” by AI filed to B.C. Supreme Court
Amendments to the B.C. Family Law Act are changing the way separating couples handle pet custody disputes. Previously, pets were legally considered property and custody… Read More »New B.C. law changes rules for how pet custody is decided in divorces