Not every incorporated entity is a success and, indeed, some corporations or the businesses operated by a particular company are not...

Undertaking appropriate due diligence is important in order to best ensure a successful transaction.

Any business that has two or more shareholders should seriously consider having a shareholders' agreement.

The implementation date for the new “transparency register” requirements will be delayed until October 1, 2020.

BC requires private companies to create and maintain a transparency register listing the identities of significant shareholders.

The Non-disclosure Agreement (“NDA”) is one of the important "basic" documents that every business should have and use.

This article will focus on the life of a small business or start-up – the growth of a business in terms of employees and consultants.

This article will focus on the life of a small business or start-up – the growth of a business in terms of directors and advisers.

This article details practical tips intended to direct new ventures in the right direction and potentially avoid common financing problems.

There are significant advantages to considering various business legal structures and choosing the right legal structure for your business.

The B.C. government recently introduced Bill 24, which will require a B.C. company to identify and track "significant individuals".

The corporation is a popular form of undertaking a business.

Business Structures: The Limited Partnership & The Limited Liability Partnership

A Letter of Intent (“LOI”) is a doscument that every business person should use whenever contemplating a significant business transaction.

Business Structures: The General Partnership

Business Structures: The Sole Proprietorship

Private CBCA Corporations Will Be Required To Maintain Detailed Information About Individuals

the British Columbia Franchises Act

The British Columbia Securities Commission has published a guide intended to provide general guidance for any small business, whether it be

Certain provisions of Canada's Anti-Spam legislation ("CASL") will come into force on July 1, 2014.