Civil Litigation

Civil Litigation

Construction Litigation, including claims involving builders liens and certificates of pending litigation (CPLs).  These disputes involve various parties, including owners, general contractors and subcontractors, and can involve payment issues, defective work, and breach of contract claims.

Real Estate Litigation, or disputes related to the ownership and transfer of land or real property.  Common issues include breach of purchase and sale agreements, disputes over boundaries, fraud, misrepresentation, or failed transactions.

Foreclosure Claims, acting for both lenders and borrowers.

Estate Litigation or disputes arising from the administration of a deceased person’s estate.  Common issues include challenges to the validity of a will, allegations of undue influence, lack of testamentary capacity, improper execution of a will, and disputes among beneficiaries.

Residential Tenancy Branch (RTB) disputes, specifically judicial reviews in the Supreme Court of British Columbia in order to challenge a decision made by the RTB.

Commercial Lease Disputes, representing landlords and tenants in all types of lease conflicts, including rent arrears, lease renewals, property maintenance, and termination issues.

Contract Disputes, including claims arising out of purchase and sale agreements, service agreements, and supply agreements, as well as unpaid debts, confidentiality and non-compete violations, and more.