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Origin Law Corporation Our mission is to deliver our clients experience, comprehensive, legal guidance and service in a tim

03/28/2026

The most loving thing you can do for your family costs less than you think — and takes less time than you imagine.
A will isn’t paperwork. It’s protection. It’s clarity. It’s the last way you get to say I’ve got you.
If you’ve been putting it off, let this be the sign.
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Proud moment for our team. 🏆Our partner Jason Grewal’s article on tariff risk and cross-border M&A was this week’s most ...
03/13/2026

Proud moment for our team. 🏆

Our partner Jason Grewal’s article on tariff risk and cross-border M&A was this week’s most read article on Mondaq — a platform reaching legal and business professionals across the globe.

At Origin Law, this is exactly what we mean by where law meets strategy. Timely, practical insight that helps clients make better decisions in real time.

Syndicated on Bloomberg Law, LexisNexis, Dow Jones, Thomson Reuters, Westlaw, and Wolters Kluwer.

Link in bio to read the full article. 🔗

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TARIFFS, TARIFFS, TARIFFS! The rules of cross-border dealmaking just changed. Again. ⚡The U.S. Supreme Court killed IEEP...
03/06/2026

TARIFFS, TARIFFS, TARIFFS! The rules of cross-border dealmaking just changed. Again. ⚡

The U.S. Supreme Court killed IEEPA tariffs. Section 122 stepped in — with a 150-day clock. July 1 CUSMA review is locked in. And every M&A deal signed today may close in a completely different trade environment.

If you’re a Canadian company, a director, an investor, or a deal lawyer — this affects you.

My latest piece cuts through the noise:

🔹 The post-IEEPA tariff landscape — what actually replaced it
🔹 What’s really at stake in the CUSMA review (hint: it’s not termination)
🔹 How to draft MAC clauses that hold up in a tariff environment
🔹 Where R&W insurance is quietly leaving buyers exposed
🔹 Multi-jurisdictional FDI: CFIUS, Investment Canada Act & UK NSI Act
🔹 Why the lumber sector’s playbook is the blueprint for every industry

This is the most consequential period for Canada-U.S. trade in a generation. The companies that structure for it now will be the ones that come out ahead.

📖 Published on Mondaq. Syndicated on Bloomberg Law, LexisNexis, Dow Jones, Thomson Reuters, Westlaw, and Wolters Kluwer.

Link in bio 🔗

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TARIFFS, TARIFFS, TARIFFS! The rules of cross-border dealmaking just changed. Again. ⚡The U.S. Supreme Court killed IEEP...
03/06/2026

TARIFFS, TARIFFS, TARIFFS! The rules of cross-border dealmaking just changed. Again. ⚡

The U.S. Supreme Court killed IEEPA tariffs. Section 122 stepped in — with a 150-day clock. July 1 CUSMA review is locked in. And every M&A deal signed today may close in a completely different trade environment.

If you’re a Canadian company, a director, an investor, or a deal lawyer — this affects you.

Our latest piece cuts through the noise:

🔹 The post-IEEPA tariff landscape — what actually replaced it
🔹 What’s really at stake in the CUSMA review (hint: it’s not termination)
🔹 How to draft MAC clauses that hold up in a tariff environment
🔹 Where R&W insurance is quietly leaving buyers exposed
🔹 Multi-jurisdictional FDI: CFIUS, Investment Canada Act & UK NSI Act
🔹 Why the lumber sector’s playbook is the blueprint for every industry

This is the most consequential period for Canada-U.S. trade in a generation. The companies that structure for it now will be the ones that come out ahead.

📖 Published on Mondaq. Syndicated on Bloomberg Law, LexisNexis, Dow Jones, Thomson Reuters, Westlaw, and Wolters Kluwer.

Link in bio 🔗

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New article published on Mondaq!You receive a letter from the BCSC Enforcement Division. It references your company, you...
02/20/2026

New article published on Mondaq!

You receive a letter from the BCSC Enforcement Division. It references your company, your name, and section 155 of the Securities Act. No accusation — yet.

The decisions made in the first days of an investigation shape everything that follows. Our latest article by partner Jason Grewal breaks down what every director and officer needs to know — from compelled interviews and use immunity to temporary orders, settlement strategy, and the enforcement landscape heading into 2026.

If you sit on a board, serve as an officer of a reporting issuer, or advise those who do — link in bio.

You don’t just build a business.You protect it. You preserve it.At Origin Law Corp, our focus is simple: Build. Protect....
02/18/2026

You don’t just build a business.
You protect it. You preserve it.

At Origin Law Corp, our focus is simple: Build. Protect. Preserve.

From inception to exit — we work as an extension of your team to help you safeguard and grow what you’ve created for the long term

If you’re scaling or planning your next move, let’s talk.

MONDAQ | New Publication by Jason GrewalThe mining capital markets are not just recovering — they are recalibrating.Capi...
02/12/2026

MONDAQ | New Publication by Jason Grewal

The mining capital markets are not just recovering — they are recalibrating.

Capital is flowing back into the sector. But in 2026, the difference between value creation and long-term damage will come down to one thing:

Structure.

Too many issuers treat financings as transactional events. They are not. They are strategic inflection points.

InJason Grewal’s latest Mondaq article, I address how mining issuers should structure financings to:

• Control dilution instead of surrendering it
• Avoid NI 45-106, insider, and related party traps
• Align capital raises with exchange and securities frameworks
• Preserve long-term optionality in volatile markets

Regulators are watching. Exchanges are tightening. Investors are more sophisticated.

If your capital structure is weak, the market will find it.

Read the full article on Mondaq — link in bio.

This season is a reminder of what truly matters—family, community, and the relationships we build along the way. We are ...
12/25/2025

This season is a reminder of what truly matters—family, community, and the relationships we build along the way. We are deeply thankful for our clients, referral partners, and friends who continue to support and grow with us.

We wish you and your loved ones a joyful Christmas and a healthy, prosperous New Year. 🎄🤍

We look forward to serving you in the year ahead.

🎄 Proud to Support the Storehouse Society Cloverdale Christmas Hamper Program 🎄Our office is honoured to take part in th...
11/15/2025

🎄 Proud to Support the Storehouse Society Cloverdale Christmas Hamper Program 🎄

Our office is honoured to take part in this year’s Cloverdale Christmas Hamper initiative, helping local families enjoy a warm and meaningful holiday season.

We invite our friends, clients, and community members to join us in this effort. If you are able, please drop off any of the requested items listed in the second image. Every contribution, large or small makes a genuine difference.

🕊️ Drop-Off Location:
15315 31st Avenue, Surrey, BC

Thank you for helping us spread kindness, dignity, and support throughout our community this holiday season. Your generosity truly matters.

🌍✨ Exciting News!We’re proud to share that Origin Law Corporation has been selected as a Finalist for “Best Referral” at...
10/23/2025

🌍✨ Exciting News!

We’re proud to share that Origin Law Corporation has been selected as a Finalist for “Best Referral” at the 2025 Annual Excellence Awards — presented during the Alliott Global Alliance Worldwide Conference in Toronto later this month.

This recognition reflects the strength of our global partnerships, the trust of our clients, and the collaborative spirit that defines everything we do.

We’re honoured to be recognized among such incredible firms from around the world and look forward to celebrating together in Toronto! 🇨🇦

⚖️ Landmark BC Court Decision: Aboriginal Title Declared Over Parts of RichmondThe BC Supreme Court has released a groun...
10/19/2025

⚖️ Landmark BC Court Decision: Aboriginal Title Declared Over Parts of Richmond

The BC Supreme Court has released a groundbreaking ruling in Cowichan Tribes v. Canada (2025 BCSC 1490) — declaring Aboriginal title over certain lands within the Fraser River delta and recognizing broader claims across Richmond and Delta.

This is the first urban Aboriginal title declaration in Canadian history. It may reshape how land ownership, development, and governance function in our province.

🏠 Richmond residents have begun receiving notices from the City indicating that their properties may fall within declared or claimed areas. The decision is under appeal, but its implications for fee-simple ownership, municipal zoning, and title security are already being felt.

🏛️ Origin Law Corporation is reviewing the ruling and its effects on property owners, lenders, and municipalities. We encourage affected residents to attend the City’s information session on October 28, 2025, at 7:00 PM at Richmond City Hall.

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