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Stevens & Company are Deeply Saddened
Posted: Feb 28, 2023
As an Indigenous owned law firm, Stevens & Company is deeply disturbed and saddened by the recent news of the discovery of the remains of more children in the territories of the Nuu-chah-nulth people of Vancouver Island. We stand in solidarity with all Indigenous families who have been impacted by the residential school system and offer our prayers to those who attended Alberni Residential Sch...
What to Do When a Shareholder Breaches an Agreement?
Posted: Feb 28, 2023
In the world of
business, agreements and contracts are essential to ensure that all parties
involved are on the same page. A shareholder agreement contains the terms
governing the relationship between the shareholders. These terms define the
responsibilities and rights of shareholders and their obligations under
corporate law.
However, there may be
instances when a sha...
How To Form A BC Corporation
Posted: Feb 1, 2023
As a business owner in British Columbia, one
important step you can take to create a successful business venture is to
incorporate it into a BC corporation. When you incorporate your business, you
will enjoy several benefits, such as limited liability protection for the
shareholders and the ability to raise capital more easily. Also, forming a
corporation in BC will shield you from liabil...
6 Ways to Avoid Probate
Posted: Jan 18, 2023
As a property owner, your assets will be passed
on to other people when you die. But often at times, the assets of a deceased
person don't always get passed down to the right people because of the failure
of the deceased to plan his estate when he was still alive. When this happens,
it usually brings about many issues (some of which may take a long before they
finally get resolved). For i...
The Procedures for the Transfer and Transmission of Shares in BC | Stevens Law
Posted: Dec 28, 2022
The term “shares” refers to the units of
ownership interests in a particular company. The shares in question here make
up a company’s share capital. The good thing about company shares in British
Columbia, particularly the ones in a Private Limited Company or a Limited
Company, is that they are transferable. That is, they can be transferred
voluntarily from one entity to another.
When ...