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This blog post provides an update about the B.C. school reopening plan so far, as well as commentary by Vancouver lawyer Jessica Spraggs about under what conditions students enjoy a right to education under the province’s Human Rights Code.

Each month Spraggs Law publishes Vancouver Legal News, a curated selection of articles about legal issues being discussed in the news. This month we start off with stories about recent amendments to tenant eviction protections, COVID-related employment dilemmas, and B.C courts’ plan for resuming court activities. https://spraggslaw.ca//tenants-at-risk-of-eviction-and-em/ #tenancy #renters #residential #yvr #employment #news

Should Canadians ignoring COVID-19 social distancing guidelines be fined, how will the pandemic might affect ICBC premiums and other legal stories.

This short blog post gathers together available information about COVID-19 resources for families and employees as of March 23, 2020.

Each month Spraggs Law publishes Vancouver Legal News, a curated selection of articles about personal injury and other topics. This month we start off with an article about the need to consider your digital assets when planning your will.

The plot began with three accidents. It ended nearly seven years later. Links to this and other stories in our latest issue of Personal Injury News on the Spraggs Law blog.

At least 85 percent of employees report experiencing conflict at work. What do you, as an employee, do when you have an argument with the person that’s supposed to be solving these problems your boss?

Did you know that in B.C. landlords can not automatically keep all or a portion of a damage deposit?

ICBC is instituting a lot of changes. Here are some ways you may be affected.

In this guest post by someone from the HR trenches, learn what to do (and what not to do) when looking for a job when you’re already employed. (Note: This article is not legal advice, so if if you would like legal advice be sure to contact us!)

November is one of the three deadliest months for collisions involving pedestrians in Vancouver.