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The employment contract is the foundation of the employment relationship. A well drafted contract should set out the pertinent terms of the relationship: term, duties, remuneration (wage and bonus structure), probationary period (if any), benefits, holidays and the termination process. It can also include or reference non-disclosure, non-competition, or non-solicitation agreements. This article will explore the formation and modification of the employment contract.
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When buying a home, we all understand the value of Home Insurance; it protects against potential future events that could damage or destroy your home. Fire, theft, hail, and flooding are common examples. But what happens if you purchase a property only to find out that something occurred in the past that affects your ownership of that property? Enter Title Insurance. In this article, I’ll explain the benefits of purchasing Title Insurance and the risks of completing your purchase without it.
For some people, the idea of preparing a Will makes them uncomfortable - it means facing the inevitable head-on. However, having a Will is the only way to ensure your assets are distributed according to your wishes. With this article, I will answer some frequently asked questions about Wills.
Although similar to standard residential real estate, Condominium transactions are distinct and must comply with separate legislation: The Condominium Act C.C.S.M. c. C170 (hereinafter the "Act"). There are a number of differences between a standard real estate transaction and one involving a Condominium. Most importantly, the Buyer has a right to cancel the agreement (for any reason) until such time as all disclosure is provided and the 7-day cooling-off period has expired. In this article, I will outline some of the notable difference. |
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