4 Reasons you need a Shareholder Buyout Agreement
A skilled law firm can help you navigate through the alternations in your shareholder policies
4 Reasons You Need A Lawyer To Write Your Will
Writing a Will is one such task that must not be attempted on your own.
Questions Being Asked on TPP
The Trans-Pacific Partnership or TPP has been an ongoing topic of debate. There are detractors
Qualities Every Good Lawyer Should Have
every client looking for an agent would want someone who is excellent. But how can
Protecting Your Brand Slogans From Misuse
The legislation, applicants will have to furnish the Trademarks Office with evidence to establish the
Protect Your Business: What’s A Lawyer For?
Having a good lawyer can be incredibly good for your business. He can help you
Pros And Cons Of The New Environmental Assessment Law
Here are some of the pros and cons of the environmental law in Canada. For
Process of LEED Certification in Canada
If you receive an affirmative decision, then your building is LEED certified. If the decision
Precautions To Take With Employee Data
It is important that you have a privacy policy in place that details the type
The Portrait of a Strong Trademark
Creating a strong, unique, distinctive trademark can be beneficial as your company grows. Here are
Steps for Policing Trademark Rights During a Pandemic
The COVID-19 pandemic has changed the way the Canadian market functions. Here are some steps
Planning to Negotiate with Your Insurance Company? Here Is What You Need to Know
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Personal Injury Lawyers: Why Should You Work With Them?
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Personal Injury Claims: When You Need A Lawyer
Our legal experts at Prowse Barrette (Previously Prowse Chowne) work immensely hard to make sure
Peace Bonds And Restraining Order: What Is The Difference?
A report compiled by the Canadian Centre for Justice Statistics revealed that 4% of all
Payroll Must Do’s For The CRA
An important part of payroll compliance is understanding the appropriate deduction along with the remittances,
Payment Options: Should I Ask The Lawyer About It?
To be honest about how much you can afford to pay. You'd be surprised at
How Patents Differ from Copyrights and Trademarks
You can't copyright your brand name, trademark your own invention or patent your piece of
Patents and Trademarks and Copyright, oh my!
When it comes to your intellectual property, there are many terms that are used to
Patent Pending – What Does It Mean?
Simply put, patent pending is an indication that a patent application has been filed. For
Patent Ideas That Changed The World
If you are some one who wants to patent something that you have been working
Patent Eligibility of Software in Canada
The Canadian Patent Act makes no mention of words such as "computer" or "software". But,
Partnership Disputes: What is the best to Settle?
Resolving partnership disputes is a task that needs to be undertaken with extreme tact and
Part II- Legal Liabilities Related With The Use Of Social Media Marketing
To avoid unnecessary IP litigation, it is important to consult an IP lawyer/agent before utilizing
Part II – A complete Guide To The Employment Law In Edmonton
To ensure complete compliance of your service contract with these standards, consult our expert lawyer
Opening A Line of Credit With A Bank
A line of credit can be very useful as it can help you finance a
New Rules For Exporting Produce To The US
The horticultural industry leaders of Canada are poring over documents that have been issued by
New Regulations for Sponsored Spouses and Partners
The government of Canada has recently made changes to its immigration policy regarding spousal sponsorship.
New Privacy Tort in Alberta: Public Disclosure of Private Facts
On September 16, 2021, Prowse Barrette (Previously Prowse Chowne) was successful in having a new
New Intellectual Property Law Proposed By The Federal Government: Part 2
The newly changed legislation will now allow the introduction of prosecution history to be submitted