Ramsay Lampman Rhodes construction lawyers are involved in many aspects of construction law including drafting and structuring of construction contracts, mediations, arbitrations and litigation. Our litigation lawyers have appeared before the British Columbia courts on behalf of a range of clients including owners, developers, contractors, trades and suppliers. The range of work involved spans a variety of construction-related disputes, from delay claims and claims for extras to lien rights, collection matters and defective workmanship claims.
Congratulations to our colleague, Shane Landreville, on earning the prestigious TEP designation!
Ramsay Lampman Rhodes associate, Shane Landreville completed the STEP Diploma in Trusts and Estates, in August of this year. STEP credentials are respected qualifications that combine academic and practical training. They confirm that solicitors, like Shane, are well-versed in current issues related to trusts and estates and follow strict professional and ethical standards. A TEP…
The Agricultural Land Commission and Subdivisions
Navigating the complexities of land management in British Columbia’s Agricultural Land Reserve (ALR) can be a daunting task for landowners and farmers, particularly when it comes to subdividing property. While there are valid reasons for wanting to subdivide—whether for family succession, financial planning, or operational efficiency—the process is tightly regulated by the Agricultural Land Commission…
Capital Gains: What you need to know
When it comes to owning land, property, or investments, one term that often surfaces is “capital gains.” Understanding the taxation of capital gains is important for anyone involved in the buying and selling of assets (such as real estate), investments, or for those owning and operating a business. In Canada, capital gains are a significant…