Eyford Partners LLP Welcomes Nathalie Baker to Partnership
Eyford Partners LLP is pleased to announce that Nathalie J. Baker has joined the firm’s partnership as of January...
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Andrew W. Schleichkorn Discusses Insurance in the Wake of BC’s Flooding on CBC/Radio-Canada
Andrew W. Schleichkorn recently appeared on CBC/Radio-Canada on the show, “Phare Ouest: Les assureurs face aux inondations en C.-B.”...
Chris Schuld Interviewed in Lawyer Monthly Magazine on Debt Recovery for Creditors
Chris Schuld was recently interviewed in the April edition of Lawyer Monthly. In this interview, Chris discusses debt recovery and...
B.C.’s Anti-SLAPP Legislation Put to the Test
In 2019, the British Columbia legislature unanimously passed legislation to protect individuals and groups against lawsuits that are strategically...
Eyford Partners Sponsors Indigenous Sustainable Investment Conference
Eyford Partners LLP is proud to sponsor the 4th Annual First Nations Major Projects Coalition Industry Engagement Event: The...
Jason Z. Murray and Kemily Ho Successful in Challenge to Witness’ Credibility and Expert’s Adherence to Duties to the Court
Jason Z. Murray and Kemily Ho recently represented the defendants in a trial where they were successful in undermining...
Construction contracts for innovative healthcare projects
Christopher Schuld acted for the Nexus Patent and Community Care Society contributing to the construction of Vancouver Island’s first...
Our Response to COVID-19 and Commitment to Continued Service
We are closely following the guidance and directions from the relevant government agencies and health authorities regarding the collective...
Cheslatta Carrier Nation and Rio Tinto Signed a Historic “New Day” Agreement During an Event in Grassy Plains (Southside)
Doug Eyford and Jason Murray were pleased to act for Cheslatta Carrier Nation in its successful negotiation of a...
Evan Cooke fights City of Vancouver’s plan to expropriate two multi-million dollar properties
“There should be a concern by all property owners that if the city decides it has a preferred use...
