Roland Luo

06/18/2026

For individuals dividing high-value real estate portfolios, commercial investments, and corporate structures, family mediation offers a private and strategic forum to untangle shared assets away from a courtroom. However, a hard-won settlement can sometimes face a sudden challenge if a former spouse experiences "settler's remorse" and attempts to reopen the agreement in court.

When the financial stakes are high, understanding the legal mechanisms available to enforce a mediation agreement is critical. Canadian courts heavily favor the principle of finality, meaning that valid, fully executed separation agreements are rarely set aside without proof of radical, unforeseen changes or substantial non-disclosure.

Our latest blog post explores how to protect your real estate assets, the limits of mediation confidentiality, and how to prevent a former partner from re-litigating settled property divisions.

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Navigate complex property division. Enforce your mediation agreement & protect your real estate assets in family law disputes.

06/15/2026

商业诉讼的高端战场

在商业诉讼中，战斗往往在最终判决下达之前就已经见分晓。对于拥有重大利益的物业持有者和企业主而言，不可挽回的损害——无论是通过盗取商业秘密、转移资产，还是未经授权使用机密商业信息——都是一个持续存在的现实威胁。在如此动荡的环境中，诉讼当事人武器库中最强大的工具莫过于“禁令”（Injunction）。特别是那种能够超越直接被告、涵盖第三方的禁令，已成为现代法律战略的基石。

商业诉讼不仅仅是法律层面的对错之争，更是关于强制执行权利和维持现状的实际能力。当企业主面对无良分销商或欺诈合作伙伴时，损失可能是瞬间发生的，且具有全球性。这正是战略性申请禁令变得不可或缺的地方。通过了解禁令的细微差别，特别是针对非诉讼方 的应用，成熟的诉讼当事人可以保护其财产，并确保其辛勤赚取的资本不会浪费在一份无法执行的判决上。

透過策略性禁制令保障您的資產。了解加拿大最高法院 Google 案及 2024 年卑詩省上訴法院裁決，如何容許法院針對非訴訟方頒布禁制令，以防止損害發生。

06/12/2026

In high-stakes commercial litigation, the ability to obtain an injunction that extends to third parties has become one of the most powerful and strategically important tools available to business owners.

Our latest blog explores how injunctions can be used to prevent irreparable harm, preserve assets, and protect confidential information, even against parties who are not directly named in the dispute.

Read more via the link below.

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Protect your assets with a strategic injunction. Learn how the SCC Google case and 2024 BCCA rulings allow injunctions against non-parties.

06/09/2026

It was enchanting to visit Osaka and Nagoya again and to reconnect with contacts, colleagues and old friends.

06/04/2026

It was good to reconnect with clients, colleagues, old friends, and to attend B2B meetings. Beijing was busy as usual, with Presidents Trump and Poutine both in attendance.

06/02/2026

This Brain Injury Awareness Month, small actions can make a big difference. Wear a helmet. Buckle your seatbelt. Prevent falls at home. Share this post to help spread awareness and support the thousands of Canadians living with an acquired brain injury.

06/01/2026

This June, we're recognizing Stroke Awareness Month 💙 Stroke can affect anyone, at any age. Whether you're a survivor, caregiver, or supporter — your story matters.

05/29/2026

The British Columbia Court of Appeal recently clarified the strict rules surrounding excluded property in family law. The decision highlights the immense difficulty of protecting pre-marital assets or inheritances once they have been mixed with family funds.

In this case, a spouse attempted to claim a multi-million dollar exclusion for funds brought into the marriage a decade earlier. However, because the money had been moved through various bank accounts and combined with family assets over ten years, the court ruled that the exclusion was lost. The decision confirms that without a clear, unbroken paper trail tracing the exact movement of the original funds, courts will treat the assets as equal family property.

This ruling serves as a critical warning for individuals looking to protect their wealth. Our latest blog post breaks down the decision and explains the meticulous tracking required to safeguard excluded property.

Struggling with excluded property in a BC divorce? Learn how Mills v. O'Connor impacts tracing inheritance and joint property division.

05/25/2026

When proprietary secrets are stolen or a former partner begins poaching your clients, time is everything. In British Columbia, an interlocutory injunction can be the difference between saving your business and watching it quietly collapse.

But as the 2024 decision in Karras v. Wizedemy Inc. shows, securing one requires a precise legal strategy and a thorough understanding of the court's strict evidentiary standards.

Our latest blog breaks it down: https://www.rolandlaw.ca/blog/injunctions-in-bc-law-protecting-your-high-stakes-business-interests/

Learn how to protect your business assets with an injunction in BC. Explore developments on non-competition clauses and irreparable harm.

05/15/2026

Fireworks, family, fresh air — that can only mean one thing. Happy Victoria Day weekend! 🎇 Take a breath, take a break, and enjoy this well-earned long weekend.