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LawNow Volume 42-4 Mar/Apr 2018

March 8, 2018 By CPLEAadmin


Tips to grow your new million dollar idea into a thriving business.

Volume 42-4  Mar/Apr 2018

Table of Contents


Featured Articles: Law for Entrepreneurs
Special Report: Poverty and Homelessness
Departments
Columns

 
 

Featured Articles: Law for Entrepreneurs

Steps to Starting a Business in Alberta
Khadija Zeeshan
Understanding the forms and practical steps for starting a business.
Tax Advice for Starting a Business.
Caitlin Butler
Tax Advice for Starting a Business.
Calgary Lawyer and Entrepreneur Donna Gee Gets Things Done
Brian Seaman
Donna persevered through law school and set up a firm as a single-mother battling cancer.
Protecting Your Invention: Tips from an Intellectual Property Lawyer
Francisco Marquez-Stricker
Leveraging your invention is often just as hard, if not harder, than coming up with the invention.
How to Deal with Bankruptcy as a Small Business Owner
J. Doug Hoyes
Six points to help you understand the process of bankruptcy of a business better.
10 Common Mistakes When Launching a New Business
Vandana Taxali
Many new businesses place legal concerns on the back burner due to time and cost constraints.


Special Report: Poverty and Homelessness

Charter of Rights and Homeless Persons
Linda McKay-Panos
Much work needs to be done if we seek to rely on the Charter for a right to adequate housing.
Greater Electoral Access for the Homeless
Anna Kopec, IRPP
Homeless people should be encouraged to vote and given equal opportunity to do so.
Low Income Ontarians More Prone to Debt Problems
J. Doug Hoyes
Generally, someone files for bankruptcy when something catastrophic happens.

Departments

BenchPress
Aaida Peerani

Viewpoint
Charles Davison
Understanding Parole: Paul Bernardo Eligible for Full Parole in February 2018
New Resources at CPLEA
Lesley Conley

Columns

Criminal Law
Melody Izadi
Criminal Court Haters, Take Note: What the #believethevictims Movement Fails to Recognize
Employment Law
Peter Bowal
#MeToo and Wrongful Dismissal
Environmental Law
Jeff Surtees
Are Environmentalists Good or Bad?
Family Law
Sarah Dargatz
Self-Employment and Family Law
Famous Cases
Peter Bowal
The Law of Spanking
Human Rights Law
Linda McKay-Panos
Human Rights Law and Employment: Does Context Trump Relationship?
Law and Literature
Rob Normey
Second Person Singular by Sayed Kashua: Acquiring False Identities at Great Psychic Cost
Not-for-Profit 
Peter Broder
Senate Study Offers Opportunity for Fresh Look at Charity Issues

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