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Legal Fixtures and Your Home Purchase

June 5, 2025/in Legal News /by mtp_admin

  Navigating the legal maze of property transactions and civil judgments requires understanding nuances that aren’t always obvious. Michael Mulligan, barrister and solicitor with Mulligan Defence Lawyers, unpacks two fascinating cases that illuminate these complexities. First, Mulligan explores a cautionary tale about what constitutes a “fixture” in home purchases. When buyers discovered a beloved dresser […]

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When Dogs Bite and Gas Stations Annoy: Legal Insights with Michael Mulligan

May 29, 2025/in Legal News /by mtp_admin

  Ever wondered if your dog could land you in legal hot water? Or what happens when your neighbour’s business becomes an unbearable nuisance? Legal expert Michael Mulligan returns to Legally Speaking with three captivating cases that reveal the fascinating intersection of everyday life and Canadian law. The spotlight first falls on Juliet, a miniature […]

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Through the Legal Looking Glass: BC Court Cases That Matter

May 22, 2025/in Legal News /by mtp_admin

  The BC Court of Appeal has delivered a significant ruling that serves as a stark warning to property sellers: crossing out questions on disclosure forms doesn’t eliminate your responsibility to be truthful. When a seller drew lines through all disclosure questions, writing only that the property was tenant-occupied and he’d never lived there, he […]

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The Legal Case of Ferb: A Dangerous Dog on Trial

May 15, 2025/in Legal News /by mtp_admin

  What does it take to sentence a dog to death? Far less than you might think. In our latest deep dive into fascinating legal territory, we explore a heartbreaking case from Kamloops where a pit bull named Ferb faced the ultimate penalty under BC’s dangerous dog laws. The story weaves through a tragic background […]

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Vicarious Liability for Sexual Abuse and Sick Notes for Traffic Court

May 8, 2025/in Legal News /by mtp_admin

The complex legal landscape of vicarious liability takes center stage in this illuminating discussion with Lawyer Michael Mulligan. At the heart of our conversation is a heartbreaking Victoria case where a retired teacher-turned-tutor sexually abused a grade six student, resulting in a $2.3 million judgment. We dissect the Court of Appeal’s reasoning on why, despite […]

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From Warrants to Wheelchairs: Legal Solutions for Those Who Need Them Most

May 2, 2025/in Legal News /by mtp_admin

  Navigating mental health crises poses profound challenges for families watching loved ones deteriorate without effective intervention options. This episode sheds light on a powerful yet underutilized legal tool – Section 28 of BC’s Mental Health Act, which allows family members and concerned individuals to apply directly for a “warrant of apprehension” when someone exhibits […]

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ICBC Privacy Breaches and Rap Evidence in a Murder Trial

April 24, 2025/in Legal News /by mtp_admin

Privacy rights take center stage as the BC Court of Appeal delivers a powerful message to organizations handling sensitive information. When an ICBC employee sold policyholder data to criminal organizations, resulting in targeted arson and shooting attacks against numerous victims, the insurance giant fought tooth and nail to minimize compensation. The Court ultimately upheld a […]

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Once a Student, Always a Bankrupt? The Supreme Court Weighs In

April 17, 2025/in Legal News /by mtp_admin

  The boundaries between student life and financial freedom come under scrutiny in this fascinating examination of a groundbreaking Supreme Court of Canada decision. When does your status as a “student” truly end? According to Canada’s highest court, returning to school—even part-time and self-funded—resets the seven-year countdown clock that protects government student loans from bankruptcy […]

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Demons on Motorcycles: When Psychiatric Breaks Meet Civil Responsibility

April 11, 2025/in Legal News /by mtp_admin

What happens when someone experiencing a psychotic episode intentionally crashes into a motorcyclist they believe is a “demon”? This fascinating exploration of mental illness and legal liability takes us through a landmark BC case that transforms how we understand responsibility when reality breaks down. The distinction between criminal and civil liability becomes crucial as we […]

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Rescuer Doctrine and Security for Costs

April 3, 2025/in Legal News /by mtp_admin

  The complex interplay between law, morality, and human tragedy takes center stage in our latest episode examining three compelling legal cases that highlight how our justice system navigates competing interests. We begin by exploring the “rescuer doctrine” – a legal principle establishing that if someone’s negligence creates a dangerous situation, they can be liable […]

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