If Only He Had Been Nice to Fluffy
In Chomos v. Hamilton, a decision penned by Justice Pazaratz of the Ontario Superior […]
Exoskeleton Aids Walking for Paraplegia
Several months ago a client of mine, who was rendered a paraplegic in a motor vehicle accident, participated in a research study of exoskeletons conducted at the University of Alberta Hospital in Edmonton. During that study, she was given the […]
Women, Wine, & Wisdom Seminar
There is no greater certainty in life than death and taxes. We have all received advice from our financial planners to do our estate planning and have our Wills prepared. However, that means understanding certain financial fundamentals, along […]
Vogel LLP Welcomes New Partners
Vogel LLP is pleased to announce that lawyers Andy Hayher and Johnny Pak have been named as new Partners effective January 1, 2017.
Andy practices Family Law, successfully appearing in all levels of Court in Alberta including the Court […]
Holidays & Divorce – The Best Gift Any Parent Can Provide
Aida Rafie
The holidays can be a very special time for children, and parents too, but it can be very difficult to plan for after the breakdown of the […]
Pets – Family or Property?
The recent Saskatchewan Court of King’s Bench case of Henderson v Henderson 2016 SKQB 282 dealt with the contentious issue of whether pets are to be treated as akin to property or akin to children in the context […]
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