Leading practitioners from Davis LLP have produced an informative overview of legal factors involved in operating a successful and compliant business in the province of British Columbia.
From different types of business organizations, market entry into Canada, financing, licences and permits, immigration status, foreign investment, tax considerations, competition law, employment and labour law, environmental regulations, aboriginal law to bankruptcy, insolvency and restructuring, Doing Business in British Columbia provides important pointers in understanding the legal system within the context of conducting business in the province.
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Doing Business in British Columbia: The Authors
Types of Business Organizations: Linda Parsons, Megan Filmer
Market Entry into Canada: Linda Parsons
Financing: Megan Filmer, Lance Williams, Bob Groves
Licences and Permits: Stephanie Walsh
Regulation of Foreign Investment: Catherine Pawluch
Tax Considerations: Paul Lailey, Shane Onufrechuk, Michelle Chang
Competition Law: Kevin Wright and Jonathan Gilhen
Employment and Labour Law: Allen Soltan, Richard Press
Environmental Laws: Brian Hiebert
Aboriginal Law: Robert Banno and Angeline Nyce
Bankruptcy, Insolvency and Restructuring: Mary Buttery and Lance Williams
Immigration: Brian Tsuji
