This annotated looseleaf provides access to the federal and provincial statutes, rules and regulations that you need in order to practice family law in Alberta.

Provides guidance on the laws, regulations, programs, plans and practices affecting conditions of work and employee benefits in Alberta.

This work is a concise catalogue of cases dealing with the assessment of personal injury damages arising from motor vehicle accidents as well as other causes. The digests offer a succinct statement of the facts and enumerate the details of the quantum of damages awarded.

This book provides essential information for practitioners dealing with securities laws in Alberta, including full text of the Alberta Securities Act with extensive case law annotations.

A valuable resource for anyone dealing with corporate and securities law in the Province of Alberta.

Essential for anyone dealing with Alberta corporate law, the Alberta Corporations Law Guide gives you comprehensive, up-to-date coverage. In this one publication, you will have all relevant Acts and Regulations, decisions, rulings, releases, tables of concordance, reference charts, and forms for companies and societies under Alberta law. Also included is an annotated version of the Alberta Business Corporations Act, which provides up-to-date expert commentary and case law related to the provisions of the Act.

This Canadian civil law manual provides coverage of all Alberta limitations statutes and enables users to easily and reliably locate the applicable statutory limitation period governing the commencement of an action, the bringing of an appeal and the instituting of various other proceedings and prosecutions.

Looking for both an affordable and comprehensive resource on Family Law in Alberta? In one compact volume, this title offers succinct, section-by-section annotations of the key federal and Alberta legislation and rules governing Family Law.

Immediate Roadside Prohibition schemes are firmly entrenched in British Columbia, Alberta and Saskatchewan, and are expected to be present in every province in the next 10 years. The time to learn how to challenge these prohibitions successfully is now.