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Watson Goepel is thrilled to announce that six of our lawyers have been recognized in Best Lawyers in Canada™ 2026 and Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch™ in 2026 for their remarkable success and excellence in their area of expertise.
Watson Goepel is thrilled to announce that six of our lawyers have been recognized in Best Lawyers in Canada™ 2026 and Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch™ in 2026 for their remarkable success and excellence in their area of expertise.
With the new $100,000 H1B fee, many U.S. employers are rethinking global hiring.
Canada’s ICT program offers a cost-effective alternative, and our team can help you make the move.
Ryan Chew breaks down Stevens v. Esak and Baylis Estate, highlighting how B.C. courts assess undue influence, suspicious circumstances, and complex family dynamics in estate disputes.
Buying a home? Don’t let simple mistakes turn your dream into regret. Before signing your offer, learn 3 costly pitfalls buyers make, and how to avoid them.
Tofino takes the lead on sustainability. The District bans single-use water bottles, protecting our oceans, beaches, and wildlife, setting an example for municipalities across Canada.
Can an ex-spouse bring a claim to vary their ex-spouse’s will? The B.C. Court of Appeal dealt with this question in Carswell v. Engle Estate, 2018 BCCA 164.
Can someone really leave their estate to anyone they choose? The recent McCrone v. Henry Estate case raises important questions about testamentary autonomy and undue influence.
Wildfires are becoming more frequent and devastating across Canada. Preparation is about protecting your home, your policy, and your rights.
News of sexual assault in a BC medical clinic emphasizes the critical importance of patient safety, healthcare trust, and knowing your legal options.
If your coverage came up short – or worse, was denied – don’t panic. There are steps you can take to get answers and potentially recover your losses.
The new Commercial Liens Act, SBC 2022, c 9 is now in force, simplifying how service providers in BC secure payment for their work.
Katharine Hennebery discusses why the cap on pain and suffering damages does not apply to sexual assault claims.
Ryan R. Lee and Alina Gdaniec explore the BC Court of Appeal’s decision in Deasan Holdings Ltd. v. Continental Casualty Company, 2025 BCCA 177.