When you hire employees, you expect them to act in your best interests when they are on the clock. Unfortunately, employees sometimes make mistakes that can result in financial and reputational losses to your business, and this includes being involved in hit and run accidents on company time. In some situations, though, you may be able to sue the employee to recover those damages. Here's more information about this course of action.
23 April 2015
If you're in the process of completing custom modifications to your vehicle, there's plenty you can do to make it truly "yours." Mods can be a fun way to ensure that your vehicle grabs attention and is comfortable to drive. Before you move forward with customization, it's important to understand whether your idea is permissible under Nova Scotia law. While the Registry of Motor Vehicles accepts many different modifications, certain changes will disqualify you from approval to drive on the road.
6 April 2015
Owning a piece of property seems simple enough. You buy a piece of property, and that land belongs to you. You can build on it or dig down into it or do anything you want with it, right? Actually, that might or might not be true depending on what type of rights you have on the property. Here are some examples of rights you might not have thought about. Air Space Rights
10 March 2015
Going through a divorce is hard. On top of having to stay mentally clear and stable, it is important to also look out for your own best interest. Many spouses have hidden assets that are undeclared. As a result, the amount of assets that are to be separated and divided between both spouses will be skewed in favor of the one who is being financially unfaithful. If you believe that your spouse is dishonest about the amount of assets that he or she has tucked away for a rainy day, consult with a divorce lawyer to determine what techniques can be implemented to look for these assets.
15 January 2015