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Watson Goepel is proud to announce that eight of our lawyers have been recognized in Best Lawyers in Canada™ 2025 and Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch™ in 2025 for their outstanding achievements in their practice area.
Watson Goepel is proud to announce that eight of our lawyers have been recognized in Best Lawyers in Canada™ 2025 and Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch™ in 2025 for their outstanding achievements in their practice area.
Watson Goepel is pleased to announce its new Co-Managing Partners, Janet De Vita and Tim Goepel.
Watson Goepel is pleased to welcome its newest Partner, Micah Goldberg.
When fire, flood, or other damage to your home or property occurs that results in needing to rebuild, the reconstruction may need to comply with new bylaws.
Forcing the sale of co-owned property in BC can be complex when disputes arise. Learn how to navigate delays and expedite the process efficiently.
Zack Holeska and The Honourable Richard Goepel, K.C. analyze the critical distinction between a “deposit” and a “partial payment towards the purchase price” in real estate transactions.
Janet De Vita and Alina Gdaniec examine Apps v. Grouse Mountain Resorts Ltd., highlighting the limits of liability waivers in ski resorts and their impact on personal injury claims.
Our litigator, Micah Goldberg, explains how evolving case law impacts court-ordered property sales. Learn why securing immediate possession rights is essential.
Our lawyers, Anastase E. Maragos and Robert D. Powell, break down the concept of policy warranties, explaining the difference between express and implied warranties, and why they are critical for both insurers and insured parties.
From individuals to families and even businesses, our team provides expert guidance to navigate the complexities of immigration.
This year marks our 40th anniversary. We are proud of our rich history and would like to share our journey over the past 40 years.
In Tommy v. 7-Eleven Canada, Inc. (2024 BCSC), 7-Eleven was held liable for a customer’s injury caused by a pothole, highlighting the importance of proper maintenance and prompt hazard response for occupiers.
Canada is strengthening its commitment to Francophone immigration through new policies and initiatives, creating exciting opportunities for French-speaking foreign workers and employers outside Quebec.