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Is a Neighbour Dispute Worth Hiring a Lawyer? Costs, Options, and Next Steps

Civil Litigation / Ian Carruthers

Disagreements between neighbours often build slowly, then suddenly feel urgent. A fence is moved, a tree becomes an issue, or noise that once seemed manageable starts to feel intolerable. At that point, it’s natural to assume the law will offer a clean solution. In reality, many neighbour disputes fall into a gap where legal remedies […]

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Used Car Disputes in Alberta: When a Lawsuit Is (and Isn’t) the Answer

Civil Litigation / Ian Carruthers

Buying a used car can feel straightforward until something goes wrong. The vehicle seemed fine on the lot, the salesperson said it had been inspected, and then, days or weeks later, the problems start. An engine warning light appears. A transmission slips. Repairs cost far more than expected. At that point, many people begin to

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In This Case: The Prejudicial Delay Rule, Pt. 5 – Solution

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By Ian Carruthers and Noel Harper DISCLAIMER: This blog is intended to inform the reader about how the law was applied in a particular case. It should not be taken as advice regarding the outcome of any other case, even one that may have similar facts. The Court’s decision will depend on the facts of

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In This Case: The Prejudicial Delay Rule, Pt. 4 – Solution

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By Ian Carruthers and Noel Harper DISCLAIMER: This blog is intended to inform the reader about how the law was applied in a particular case. It should not be taken as advice regarding the outcome of any other case, even one that may have similar facts. The Court’s decision will depend on the facts of

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In This Case: The Prejudicial Delay Rule, Pt. 3

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By Ian Carruthers and Noel Harper DISCLAIMER: This blog is intended to inform the reader about how the law was applied in a particular case. It should not be taken as advice regarding the outcome of any other case, even one that may have similar facts. The Court’s decision will depend on the facts of

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In This Case: The Prejudicial Delay Rule, Pt. 2 – Solution

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By Ian Carruthers and Noel Harper DISCLAIMER: This blog is intended to inform the reader about how the law was applied in a particular case. It should not be taken as advice regarding the outcome of any other case, even one that may have similar facts. The Court’s decision will depend on the facts of

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In This Case: The Prejudicial Delay Rule, Pt. 2

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By Ian Carruthers and Noel Harper DISCLAIMER: This blog is intended to inform the reader about how the law was applied in a particular case. It should not be taken as advice regarding the outcome of any other case, even one that may have similar facts. The Court’s decision will depend on the facts of

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In This Case: The Prejudicial Delay Rule, Pt. 1 – Solution

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By Ian Carruthers and Noel Harper DISCLAIMER: This blog is intended to inform the reader about how the law was applied in a particular case. It should not be taken as advice regarding the outcome of any other case, even one that may have similar facts. The Court’s decision will depend on the facts of

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In This Case: The Prejudicial Delay Rule, Pt. 1

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By Ian Carruthers and Noel Harper DISCLAIMER: This blog is intended to inform the reader about how the law was applied in a particular case. It should not be taken as advice regarding the outcome of any other case, even one that may have similar facts. The Court’s decision will depend on the facts of

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In This Case: The ‘Drop Dead’ Rule, Pt. 4 – Solution

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By Ian Carruthers and Noel Harper DISCLAIMER: This blog is intended to inform the reader about how the law was applied in a particular case. It should not be taken as advice regarding the outcome of any other case, even one that may have similar facts. The Court’s decision will depend on the facts of

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