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The health and safety of our people is more important than anything to us, so we have made the decision for all team members to work remotely from home starting on Friday, March 20, 2020, until further notice. As a firm we are wholly committed to the health and well-being of our clients, team members, and communities, and to do what is socially responsible. Although we will be working remotely, there will be no disruption in service to our clients. We continue to operate at full capacity as we navigate the coming weeks, and will remain fully accessible to our clients through telephone and email. WMCZ is here for you.
A few key team members continue to staff our office between the hours of 12:00 p.m. and 2:00 p.m., with proper social and physical distancing measures in place at all times.
On behalf of all of the team members at WMCZ Lawyers, I would like to wish everyone good health as we weather the next few weeks.
Mark Dolan
Managing Partner
Saskatoon Lawyers
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News, Events & Ideas
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Are You Being Sued by a Bankrupt Plaintiff? Here’s what you need to know!
Unfortunately, there are too many occasions where a defendant in an action declares bankruptcy, which results in a stay on proceedings and basically the plaintiff is left without options. But what happens when it is the plaintiff that files for…
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Guarantee THIS! How to Correctly Enforce a Guarantee
I’m sure at some stage in our lives, we have all either been or needed a guarantor. Mother or father standing in for our lack of financial security. But what happens when you are the person receiving the guarantee from…
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Insurance Policies For Online Fraud Are Not Always The Answer
The City of Saskatoon made national headlines in August, 2019 for reasons they would rather forget. City Administration admitted an employee had changed payment information for an existing construction partner, only to later discover the change instructions were fake. As…
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Welcoming the Photo-less Isabelle Larocque
At most law firms, early summer brings a crop of new articling students who are eager to start their careers after spending most of their lives in classrooms. It is no different at WMCZ as we welcome our 2019/20 student,…
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Increased Reporting Requirements Coming for CBCA Corporations
For lawyers. “forum shopping” usually means locating a lawsuit in a jurisdiction or with a court that may be sympathetic to your position. There is forum shopping as well for corporations, and some changes to the Canada Business Corporations Act…
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Permitted Keyword Advertising in Canadian Trademark Law
One of the basics of trademark law is “use”. It is important in several ways, but a major one is testing whether somebody is infringing another’s mark. A lot of this comes down to the purpose of trademarks: giving a…
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Who Pays the Bills During Separations? A Look at Expenses Related to the Family Home
The family home is central to everyday family life, but when a separation occurs, the home can also become central to litigation between the spouses.
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Nanny Cams and Home Recording Laws
Home video for security purposes and child care is everywhere these days. Check out our video where Craig Zawada, Q.C. talks about some of the things you need to think about.
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