Eyford Partners LLP recognized in the Canadian Legal Lexpert Directory
Eyford Partners LLP is proud to announce that three of our partners have been recognized in the Canadian Legal...
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The Supreme Court of British Columbia ruled in early-August 2022 that three bylaws passed by the City of Vancouver were invalid due to procedural unfairness.
BC Supreme Court finds that a signed motor vehicle purchase agreement relied upon by the defendant was missing critical details and was therefore unenforceable.
BC Supreme Court reiterates appropriate use of statistics in calculating an injured plaintiff’s life expectancy.
The BC Court of Appeal delivered reasons in Yoshikawa v. Dilon, 2022 BCCA 18. The defendants appealed a trial judgment in which they were found to be 100% liable.
Counsel for successful appellants in leading case interpreting and applying section 83 of the Insurance (Vehicle) Act.
The Court of Appeal for British Columbia has affirmed that the holder of a registered interest in land is entitled to rely on the land title register.
Cheema v. Young, 2021 BCSC 461, Doug is counsel for the plaintiff in this defamation action involving statements made on social media.
Douglas Lake Cattle Company v. Nicola Valley Fish and Game Club, 2021 BCCA 99. The Court of Appeal allowed the appeal in part.
Canadian Plastic Bag Association v. Victoria (City), 2019 BCCA 254, 435 D.L.R. (4th) 488. The Court of Appeal for British Columbia quashed the City of Victoria's plastic bag bylaw.
Eyford Partners LLP is proud to announce that three of our partners have been recognized in the Canadian Legal...
In a Q1 2025 Update to The Surety Association, BC Chapter, Chris Schuld outlined two court decisions from the opposite...
Eyford Partners LLP is pleased to announce that Joe Wild* has joined the firm as a strategic advisor. With...