Kornfeld LLP Updates

Tracing in real estate litigation arises in several different instances. Otherwise known as “following,” it can be used to describe...… Keep Reading

Kornfeld LLP is excited to welcome Nassim Baharian as an associate in our litigation group.  Nassim brings experience in a...… Keep Reading

Looking for practical tips that will help grow your commercial litigation practice? Dan Parlow has been practicing law at large...… Keep Reading

Built in 1903, when there were 60,000 people living in the city, Woodward’s was geographically split between the premier downtown...… Keep Reading

Kornfeld LLP welcomes Jada Tellier to the firm as an associate lawyer with experience in commercial real estate and Indigenous...… Keep Reading

Lana Li was a guest speaker at “Hot Tips from Top Mentors” at the BC Women Lawyers Forum on September...… Keep Reading

For law firm associates, making partner can seem like a long road. At Kornfeld LLP, that path may be more...… Keep Reading

Ahead of the Millenium Line construction off the Broadway corridor, Mount Pleasant’s newest development is open to residents, and the...… Keep Reading

July 1, 2019 Kornfeld LLP welcomes Mike Nienhuis as a new senior associate lawyer with extensive experience in commercial real...… Keep Reading

Kornfeld LLP congratulates counsel Dan Parlow, Shane Coblin and Nils Preshaw on their victory for our client in Youyi Group Holdings (Canada) Ltd. v....… Keep Reading

We are pleased to announce that Kornfeld LLP partner Shane Coblin has been recognized in the 2019 edition of Benchmark...… Keep Reading

There is often a misconception about the role of the arbitrator appointed to an arbitration panel by one of the...… Keep Reading

Kornfeld LLP is proud to support the Jewish National Fund Negev Dinner honouring Gary, Shannon and Michael Averbach. On June...… Keep Reading

Typically the format of a mediation hearing involves the following stages: The parties meet in a plenary session with the...… Keep Reading

Kornfeld LLP is proud to sponsor the ARThritis Soirée 2017 at The Roof, Hotel Vancouver for an evening to support...… Keep Reading

An unintended consequence of British Columbia’s revised legislation on wills and estates is the possibility that a gift to someone...… Keep Reading

July 1, 2016 We are delighted to announce that Jordan Langlois has recently become a partner at Kornfeld LLP. Jordan’s...… Keep Reading

One issue that often bedevils a mediator is the role of legal counsel at the Mediation. The goal from the...… Keep Reading

In my last post, I addressed the question of whether an Arbitrator should conduct his or her own independent research...… Keep Reading

As the baby boomer generation see their children move out of the house and settle into their careers and family,...… Keep Reading

Defending a legal action can be an expensive process, even where a defendant is ultimately successful in having the claims...… Keep Reading

When an employee is wrongfully dismissed and the court determines that the employee is entitled to damages in lieu of...… Keep Reading

The Supreme Court of British Columbia recently clarified renewal rights in the context of a commercial lease in The Zone...… Keep Reading

One of the most significant mistakes a business owner can make when it comes to engaging a worker is classifying...… Keep Reading

Under the Family Law Act, S.B.C. 2011, c. 25 (the “FLA”) unless property is “excluded property”, property owned by at...… Keep Reading

The Potter Decision – When an Administrative Suspension Goes Too Far   By Alisha Parmar and Shafik Bhalloo   The...… Keep Reading

This topic can be divided into two parts – research of the facts and research of the law. This comment...… Keep Reading

In a previous article, we considered some of the situations in which a closely-held company might wish to expand its...… Keep Reading

Many companies start their lives as closely-held entities with few shareholders and only one director, who is often the company’s...… Keep Reading

It is rare that a reasonably straightforward statutory provision receives consideration by the Court of Appeal three times within little...… Keep Reading