Glenn & Card Law LLP
2886 Sunridge Way NE - #100 T1Y 7H9 Calgary, AB, Canada

The offices of Glenn & Card Law LLP are closed today for Victoria Day. We will reopen on Tuesday, May 19. https://www.gclawyers.ca/

Glenn & Card Law LLP wishes you all a very safe and happy Victoria Day weekend. Even though there won’t be any fireworks this year, it’s still a long weekend! Enjoy! https://globalnews.ca//may-long-weekend-alberta-covid-19-/ Photo Credit: City of Calgary

Buying or selling a home during the COVID-19 crisis? Having a Real Estate lawyer to assist you with your sale or purchase has never been more important. As a buyer, some of the things your real estate lawyer will do include: review the purchase agreement, ensure that there are no claims against the property, make sure there is a valid land title, draw up mortgage documents, close the transaction, and ensure that all legal and financial obligations are met. As a seller, your... real estate lawyer will: review the agreement of sale before you sign, assist you with the terms and conditions, prepare the deed to your house, deal with any title issues, close the transaction, exchange documents and give the keys to the Buyer’s lawyer. Let the Real Estate legal specialists of Glenn & Card Law LLP assist you with your home purchase or sale. Call us today to set up an appointment: 403.291.2532 or visit us at https://www.gclawyers.ca/

The Government of Alberta has circled May 14 as a potential date to relaunch some non-essential businesses. There’s still many questions about how we will reopen the economy and continue to stay safe during the COVID-19 pandemic. We must ensure the sacrifices we have already made are not wasted. To be successful, we must stay vigilant to slow the spread: follow public health measures, practice physical distancing and good hygiene, and continue acting responsibly. Here’s a l...ink to Alberta’s strategy with the guidelines needed for a safe and successful reopening of our province. https://www.alberta.ca/alberta-relaunch-strategy.aspx

As some businesses prepare to reopen in the coming weeks, many employees have questions about their health and safety and are wondering about the legality of not returning to their jobs during the COVID-19 pandemic. Employers have a legal obligation to ensure that their workplaces are safe. Employees have a right to refuse to return if they feel their employer hasn’t met the health and safety guidelines to reopen. The Employment Law specialists at Glenn & Card Law LLP can ans...wer all your questions about this issue. Contact us to discuss your concerns: [email protected] 403.291.2532 https://www.cbc.ca//work-return-coronavirus-employers-empl