An employee you trained, promoted, and paid well for over a decade quits — and a few weeks later, they’re running a competing business. Maybe they’ve taken a client. Maybe a coworker followed them out the door. You have an employment agreement with a non-compete or non-solicitation clause. Surely that means you can shut it […]
Contracts keep businesses running. Whether you own a construction company in Abbotsford, manage a retail store in Surrey, or operate a professional services business in Vancouver, you rely on contracts every day. But what happens when another party fails to do what they promised? Not every disagreement or mistake amounts to a breach of contract
A business customer stops paying. The company has few assets left, invoices remain unpaid, and collecting the debt seems impossible. You may wonder whether you have any realistic way to recover what you are owed. If the business owner or another individual signed a personal guarantee, you may still be able to recover the debt
Many potential remedies exist for resolving business disputes in British Columbia. The most suitable remedy for a particular dispute depends mainly on the nature and extent of the dispute, the relationship between the parties involved, the terms of any existing agreement(s), and the desired outcome for the parties involved. Here, we examine the main remedies
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