Category: Blog Update

Waterstone Law Welcomes Jessica Babineau

The lawyers at Waterstone are pleased to welcome our newest Associate, Jessica Babineau. Jessica’s practice focuses on estate planning, estate administration, and trusts. She will be primarily based in our Langley location, but can also assist clients in both our Abbotsford and Chilliwack offices. Jessica has experience with the many complications that can arise in […]

Prompt Payment Introduced in British Columbia

By Amrit Dhillon, Articling Student If you have any involvement in construction in British Columbia, you may soon see major changes to how and when payments flow through a construction project. On October 7, 2025, the Province introduced Bill 20, the Construction Prompt Payment Act, a proposed law that will set firm payment timelines and create […]

Choosing a Business Structure for Your BC Family Farm

By Brydan Heisler, Business and Real Estate Lawyer Waterstone Law Group LLP, Chilliwack, B.C. Waterstone is proud to partner with Chilliwack Farm Story to produce a series of blog posts exploring key legal considerations in the agricultural sector. To learn more about Chilliwack Farm Story and their mission, click here.    If you are thinking […]

Brydan Heisler Joins Chilliwack Children’s Foundation Board

Waterstone Law Group is pleased to congratulate Brydan Heisler, a valued lawyer in our business and real estate groups, on his recent appointment to the Board of the Chilliwack Children’s Foundation. The Chilliwack Children’s Foundation plays a vital role in supporting Chilliwack’s underprivileged youth, and Brydan’s appointment reflects his deep commitment to give back to […]

Personal Director Liability for Unpaid Corporate Tax Obligations

Author: Amrit Dhillon When a company faces financial difficulties, many assume that liability stops with the corporation itself. However, directors may face personal consequences, particularly for unpaid taxes. If your company owes money to the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA), you could be at risk of personal liability. Here’s what every director should know. Directors Can […]

Waterstone Welcomes Prince Dhillon

Waterstone Law Group are pleased to welcome Prince Dhillon as our newest Associate. Prince will practice in our Abbotsford location, working in both civil and commercial litigation matters. Prince holds a Juris Doctor from Thompson Rivers University (“TRU”) and a Bachelor of Arts in Criminal Justice from the University of the Fraser Valley, both earned […]

4 Reasons Why Your Company Needs a Shareholders’ Agreement

Author: Brydan Heisler Every company faces unexpected challenges. A shareholders’ agreement can be the map that guides you and your company out of that uncertainty by establishing shareholder roles and structured processes for tumultuous circumstances. Here are four reasons why having a shareholders’ agreement is a good idea: 1. Clear Definition of Rights and Obligations […]

Waterstone Law Welcomes Megan Sidhu

Waterstone is pleased to welcome our newest lawyer, Megan Sidhu, to our Langley office location. Megan practices in the areas of real estate law, business law and wills and estates. Prior to embarking her legal career, Megan graduated with a Bachelor of Arts from Simon Fraser University with a Major in Political Science. Megan’s love […]

Waterstone Attends First Nations Land Governance Registry Conference

Last week, Waterstone Law Group LLP was invited to the First Nations Land Governance Registry (FNLGR) conference at the River Rock Casino Resort in Richmond. This event brought together land managers, land registry staff, band administrators, and land professionals, including lawyers, lenders, and related experts, to discuss the advancements and benefits of the new FNLGR. […]

Navigating Land Codes and Financing on First Nations Land in British Columbia

Author: Brydan Heisler Understanding the unique aspects of First Nations real estate, particularly with respect to the implementation of the Framework Agreement on First Nations Land Management Act (FAFNLMA) and related land codes, is crucial for anyone involved in real property transactions within First Nations’ reserve lands. This blog aims to provide a clear and […]