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At Campbell Froh May and Rice we are passionate about the community we live in. Giving back is our way of supporting our community and helping it to grow and prosper. Here are some events that we are supporting this spring: April 26 – Jamie Booth Golf Classic – The tournament honours the…
It is unlikely that clients will need to update their will as a result of WESA, but it is advisable that clients review their will every five years to ensure your intentions are up to date. Contact us for more information. Many reforms to the Act modernize this area of law…
We are proud to announce that Rob Allan, Associate Lawyer at CFMR has recently accepted a volunteer position to serve on the Executive Committee for the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society’s Light the Night Walk Campaign. The LLSC is a volunteer health agency dedicated to finding a cure to blood cancer. The Light the Night Walk event on October 18, 2014 will help raise research…
Eric Schroter, CFMR partner, and his colleagues Patrick Ruscitti, BBA Accounting Group Inc., Tara Dobbs, Better Than a Bookkeeper, and Peter Holgate, BackPocket Entrepreneur hosted a networking event on February 27 at the Bill Reid Gallery of Northwest Coast Art in downtown Vancouver. More than 50 inspired entrepreneurs and business leaders…
The firm is very pleased to welcome Bill MacLeod to the partnership. Bill has been with CFMR six years and has practiced law for more than 30 years. Bill focuses on resolving disputes for clients related to commercial, insurance and estate matters. He brings a high level of commitment to these…
A successful judgment in excess of $1.5 million was recently awarded by the BC Supreme Court to Katherine Ducey and Spencer May’s client, Rockcliffe Estates Ltd., a Langley commercial landowner. Katherine and Spencer successfully argued that The City of Langley’s 204thStreet bypass, built in 2005, restricted access and reduced the…
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