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Written on behalf of Getz Collins and Associates · March 31, 2026

Alberta Tribunal Confirms Limits of Post-Termination Human Rights Claims

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Written on behalf of Getz Collins and Associates · March 26, 2026

Employee Handbooks Done Right: A Guide for Alberta Employers

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Written on behalf of Getz Collins and Associates · March 20, 2026

Farm and Ranch Succession Planning in Alberta: Avoiding Family Fallout

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Written on behalf of Getz Collins and Associates · March 9, 2026

10 Things to Know About Alberta’s Job-Protected Sick Leave Rules

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Written on behalf of Getz Collins and Associates · February 18, 2026

Non-Compete and Non-Solicitation Clauses in Alberta: What Employers Need to Know

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Written on behalf of Getz Collins and Associates · January 30, 2026

After-Acquired Cause and Dishonesty at the Executive Level

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Written on behalf of Getz Collins and Associates · January 28, 2026

When “Casual” Isn’t Casual: Alberta Court Reinforces Holistic Notice Analysis

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Written on behalf of Getz Collins and Associates · January 23, 2026

FAQs About Family Violence and Emergency Protection Orders in Alberta

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Written on behalf of Getz Collins and Associates · January 12, 2026

When Human Rights Complaints Collide with Academic Promotion and Grievance Processes

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Written on behalf of Getz Collins and Associates · December 30, 2025

Neighbours, Fences, and Nuisances: Real Property Disputes in Alberta

Real Estate Law

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