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David Burchart was a summer student at McMillan and is returning as an articling student.
David recently graduated from the Juris Doctor program at the University of Victoria (UVic) Faculty of Law. David volunteered as a student clinician at The Law Centre: a service of the UVic Faculty of Law that offers free legal assistance, advice and representation to persons who cannot afford a lawyer. This role included a broad range of legal practice areas including human rights, employment, and administrative law.
Prior to law school, David obtained a Bachelor of Arts from Kwantlen Polytechnic University, graduating with distinction. During his undergraduate studies he worked as a customer service associate.
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Another Thumbs Up? Leave to Appeal to the Supreme Court of Canada Filed in Relation to Emoji Contract Interpretation Decision
We discuss a recent application for leave to appeal the decision in Achter Land & Cattle Ltd. v South West Terminal Ltd. to the Supreme Court of Canada
Thumbs Up or Signed Deal? Court Affirms Emoji as Valid Acceptance of Agreement
We discuss the Saskatchewan Court of Appeal's decision on whether a “thumbs up” emoji sent through a text message is acceptance of a contract.
Winds of Change for Green Hydrogen: The Nova Scotia Offshore Wind Roadmap and its Implications
As Canada and other Western nations grapple with implementation issues in the net-zero carbon emissions policies, hydrogen has emerged as a potential key piece of the solution.
A “Thumbs-Up” to Emojis in Contract Interpretation: Applicability of the South West Decision to British Columbia
Summary of South West Terminal Ltd. v Achter Land, 2023 SKKB 116 and applicability to British Columbia.
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