Spearheaded by estate litigation veterans and featuring content from expert contributing authors, this new publication aims to provide a concise but thorough overview of the main issues that British Columbia practitioners might face in the conduct of an estate litigation matter.

This book contains expert interpretation and commentary on the most current developments in the law. The procedural aspects of all aspects of a criminal, civil or family trial – from the pre-trial stage to the verdict and sentencing – are covered.

Ontario Superior Court Practice provides annotated Ontario rules of civil procedure highlighting the crucial information and principles you need to argue on the fly. The clear, well-organized statements of the current civil law and practice are often cited in the lower courts and by the Court of Appeal.

This title provides a broad knowledge of policies and principles, including the most current changes to banking and finance law.

Taxation (General) provides a clear and succinct overview of this intricate web of taxation statutes in Canada, other than GST and income tax, which are dealt with in separate Halsbury’s titles. Taxation (Goods and Services) discusses the legal framework that governs the taxation of goods and services in Canada, both federally and provincially covering the federal Goods and Services Tax, Harmonized Sales Tax, Quebec Sales Tax, and other provincial sales taxes. Formerly published as two separate volumes: Taxation (General) / Technology and Internet and Taxation (Goods and Services).

This volume is required reading for all criminal law practitioners in Canada as it provides invaluable, expert insight into that most fundamental of Charter rights: Section 10(b), the right to counsel.

This publication is a consolidation of Nova Scotia's business law and incorporation statutes, including the Nova Scotia Companies Act, the Nova Scotia Partnerships Act, the Societies Act and the Co-operative Associations Act, along with expert commentary explaining the key features of this unique legislation.

This text identifies the relevant case law and underlying legislation used to draft the Cannabis Act, helping readers analyze the rules and limits of the Act and the Regulations.

This new edition has been extensively updated to reflect recent changes to British Columbia’s employment, labour and occupational health and safety legislation.

This volume sets out the law governing criminal offences in Canada, as codified by the Criminal Code of Canada, and the various technical and substantive defences that are available to an accused, either in the Criminal Code or through the operation of common law.