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.
As wildfire seasons become longer and more severe, more British Columbians are facing property damage, evacuation orders, and insurance claims. Recent updates from the BC Wildfire Service indicate that the province is preparing for increased wildfire activity, with several evacuation orders already in place due to active fires.
When starting a business with one or more partners, it’s easy to focus on growth and overlook what happens if disagreements arise. That’s where a shareholders’ agreement becomes essential.
It is not uncommon for British Columbians to start the estate planning process and never get around to signing the final documents. What happens if someone provides instructions for a will, reviews draft versions, but passes away before the will is formally executed?
If your insurance claim has been denied, or you’re worried about protecting your home or business, you may be wondering whether failing to follow a condition in your policy can affect your coverage. The answer is often yes.
Watson Goepel LLP congratulates partner Celso Boscariol, KC, on his appointment to the Providence Health Care Society Members. Learn more about his leadership, legal expertise, and commitment to community service.
When someone passes away, the executor or administrator of the estate is usually responsible for bringing legal claims on behalf of the estate. But what happens if the executor refuses to act, has a conflict of interest, or fails to protect estate assets?
Hayley Cumiskey is a student at Watson Goepel LLP, supporting lawyers and clients while developing hands-on experience in legal research and case preparation.
