What Okanagan Homeowners Need to Know About Wildfire Insurance
September 21, 2026 FH&P Lawyers' Darren Kautz explains how Okanagan wildfires affect home insurance, from roof damage and underinsurance to postal code limits and filing deadlines.
Law Talk Podcast
What Canadians Should Know About US Entry Waivers and Working South of the Border
July 23, 2026 FH&P Lawyers' Kevin Cheung explains what Canadians need to know about US entry waivers, criminal record concerns, cross-border work visas, and remote work rules before travelling south.
Thinking of Selling Your Business? Start With These Legal Steps
July 03, 2026 FH&P Lawyers explains how to prepare, structure, and finance the sale or purchase of a business in BC, from letters of intent to closing.
Canada's New Tort Of Intimate Partner Violence: What It Means For You
June 26, 2026 The Supreme Court of Canada recognized a new tort of intimate partner violence in May 2026. FH&P Lawyers explains the legal test, available damages, and what this ruling means for people in BC.
Community News
FH&P Speaker Series: Family Law Essentials
September 17, 2026 Join Kevin Robertson for an evening covering the essentials of family law in BC, from separation and divorce to parenting arrangements and cohabitation agreements.
FH&P Speaker Series - The Builder's Pyramid
August 21, 2026 Join us to hear Tod Melnyk, CEO of Martell Group, share The Builder’s Pyramid—a practical framework for building the business behind the brand. Discover how to turn attention into a durable, profitable…
Our Community Is Rallying for Wildfire Victims, Here's How to Help
August 20, 2026 A Penticton business owner who lost his own home to the Bald Range wildfire is now helping other evacuees. Here's how our community can support families as they rebuild.
Legal Articles
HOW LONG DOES A U.S. ENTRY WAIVER ACTUALLY TAKE?
August 11, 2026 U.S. Entry Waivers can take several months to over a year. Start early, ensure documentation is complete, and avoid waiting until travel plans are confirmed.
Refugee Protection in Canada: How Protected Person Status Can Lead to Permanent Residence
August 10, 2026 Canada offers refugee protection to those facing persecution or serious harm; successful claimants become protected persons and can apply for permanent residence in Canada.
Waiting Too Long for an Immigration Decision? Dai v. Canada Says IRCC Silence May Not Be Enough
August 10, 2026 Dai v. Canada confirms that prolonged IRCC delays require meaningful explanations; where delays become unreasonable, mandamus may compel IRCC to make a decision.
