<p>A fast-growing technology company is looking for a mid-level Legal Counsel to join their in-house legal team. This role will focus on commercial, privacy, and regulatory matters, with broad exposure across departments including security, HR, and product.</p><p><br></p><p>As the second lawyer on the team, you’ll have a hand in shaping legal strategy, managing external counsel, and supporting risk and compliance functions. You’ll work closely with business and technical teams and report directly to the executive responsible for legal and risk.</p><p><br></p><p>Responsibilities:</p><ul><li>Draft, review, and negotiate a range of commercial agreements, including SaaS, technology services, and vendor contracts</li><li>Develop and manage contract templates and playbooks to streamline deal flow</li><li>Advise on privacy, data protection, and governance frameworks (e.g., GDPR, CCPA, PIPEDA), including internal policies and third-party compliance</li><li>Support enterprise risk and vendor management processes, including legal input on audits, security frameworks (e.g., SOC2, ISO), and third-party risk</li><li>Collaborate on regulatory matters across tech, data, and financial services landscapes; provide legal research and support on compliance initiatives</li><li>Assist with corporate governance, board matters, and business expansion plans (including into new jurisdictions)</li><li>Partner with product and engineering teams to advise on product risk, IP, and contract positioning throughout the development lifecycle</li><li>Provide guidance on employment matters such as contract templates, HR policies, and issue management</li><li>Support dispute resolution and litigation management in collaboration with external counsel</li><li>Contribute to legal operations, including implementation of tools and processes to improve team efficiency and visibility</li></ul><p><br></p>
<p>We have an opening for a junior and/or an intermediate litigation legal assistant in our Vancouver office. The successful candidate would be motivated, a quick learner and be an integral part of our friendly and collaborative team.</p><p><br></p><p><strong>Responsibilities:</strong></p><ul><li>Performing LAA work from file opening to closing.</li><li>Drafting simple pleadings, including application records, books of authorities, appeal records and appeal books.</li><li>Drafting correspondence.</li><li>Filing documents with court registries.</li><li>Communicating with opposing counsel, experts and clients.</li><li>Maintaining BF limitation dates.</li></ul>
We are looking for a skilled Litigation Associate to join our team in Vancouver, British Columbia. This position offers an exciting opportunity to work on diverse legal cases, including family law, civil litigation, and creditor-debtor matters. The ideal candidate will bring a strong track record of trial experience and a commitment to delivering exceptional legal services.<br><br>Responsibilities:<br>• Manage a variety of litigation files, including family law and civil cases, with a focus on providing thorough and strategic representation.<br>• Handle creditor-debtor files independently, from initiating claims in Small Claims Court and the Supreme Court of BC to enforcing judgments through garnishment and other post-judgment remedies.<br>• Represent clients in chambers applications, including quasi-criminal matters, while maintaining a high level of accuracy and attention to detail.<br>• Conduct legal research, draft pleadings, and prepare comprehensive case strategies to support client objectives.<br>• Attend trials and hearings in the Supreme Court of BC, demonstrating confidence and expertise in courtroom proceedings.<br>• Collaborate with colleagues to ensure seamless case management and contribute to a positive team environment.<br>• Maintain strong client relationships by providing clear communication and timely updates on case progress.<br>• Uphold ethical standards and comply with all legal and regulatory requirements in every aspect of your work.<br>• Participate in ongoing skills development to stay updated on changes in legislation and legal practices.
<p>Our client in the construction industry are looking for a skilled Contract & Risk Analyst to join their team. In this role, you will be responsible for managing contract reviews, negotiating terms, and ensuring compliance with legal and regulatory standards. The ideal candidate will bring a strong understanding of contract administration, excellent analytical skills, and the ability to thrive in a dynamic environment.</p><p><br></p><p><strong>Role Responsibilities</strong></p><ul><li>Reviews terms and conditions of bid documents, contracts (service/maintenance agreements, modernization agreements, new installation/construction agreements), and change orders.</li><li>Negotiates and approves contract terms with sales representatives and customers</li><li>Supports projects and initiatives that have regulatory, legal or operational risk implications</li><li>Advises departments and customers of contractual rights and obligations</li><li>Administers completion of insurance and bond request forms, as needed</li><li>Assists regional and branch representatives in drafting and issuing demand letters to non-paying customers, and negotiating settlements of unpaid accounts and early contract cancellations</li><li>Reviews and revises national agreements, preparing contract review guidance documents for internal use, and conducting research into legislative updates and other contract-related industry trends, as required</li><li>Involvement with legal notice of delinquent AR issues and resolution of same with the branches</li><li>Performs other legal research and administrative duties to support and assist in Legal, Compliance, Contracts & Risk Administration, as assigned</li></ul>
<p>Our client, a leading independent investment firm, is seeking an experienced <strong>M& A Law Clerk</strong> to join their Vancouver office on an <strong>18-month contract with strong potential for permanent role</strong>. This position offers the opportunity to work on complex corporate and transactional matters in a fast-paced, professional environment.</p><p><br></p><p><strong>Key Responsibilities</strong></p><ul><li>Manage complex corporate transactions, from initial counsel instructions through to completion of post-closing filings</li><li>Execute corporate and securities name searches, and assist with share/asset purchase and sale transactions as well as reorganizations</li><li>Prepare documents for British Columbia and Federal entities, including incorporations, organizations, continuances, amendments, amalgamations, and dissolutions</li><li>Prepare and file extra-provincial registrations, business names, and required corporate updates</li><li>Maintain both electronic and physical corporate records, including supporting the onboarding and maintenance of an electronic corporate database</li><li>Perform administrative and related duties as assigned, and assist colleagues when needed</li><li>Respond to internal and external requests for information and documentation, providing general legal support services</li><li>Take on additional responsibilities as required to support the firm’s business objectives</li></ul>
<p>Our client are looking for a skilled and motivated Negotiation and Governance Associate to join their team based in Victoria, British Columbia. This role focuses on supporting Indigenous communities in negotiations, governance, and decision-making processes. The ideal candidate will work collaboratively with senior counsel and independently manage files, representing clients in negotiations and community engagement initiatives.</p><p><br></p><p>Responsibilities:</p><p>• Collaborate with senior lawyers to develop and implement strategic plans for Indigenous clients.</p><p>• Draft a variety of legal documents, including commercial agreements, laws, bylaws, and policies.</p><p>• Provide support during negotiations, strategic planning, and project management activities.</p><p>• Represent clients in consultation meetings, negotiations, and community engagement sessions.</p><p>• Assist with regulatory matters and drafting agreements such as impact-benefit agreements and relationship agreements.</p><p>• Conduct research and provide advice on governance matters, including Indigenous law and traditional decision-making processes.</p><p>• Work closely with clients to understand their needs and deliver tailored legal solutions.</p><p>• Manage files independently while ensuring timely and accurate delivery of services.</p><p>• Participate in negotiations with government, industry, and other stakeholders on behalf of clients.</p><p>• Support the revitalization of Indigenous decision-making and governance systems.</p>
<p>Our client, a well-established law firm serving public sector clients is seeking an experienced lawyer to join its growing real estate and development law team. The firm provides comprehensive legal services across various practice areas and is known for its commitment to public sector clients.</p>
<p>Our well-established business law firm client in downtown Vancouver is seeking a detail-oriented <strong>Corporate Paralegal</strong> to support its growing corporate/commercial practice. This role offers a mix of corporate records work and hands-on involvement in transactional files, including mergers and acquisitions, reorganizations, and governance matters.</p><p> </p><p><strong>This is a 14-month contract position with strong potential for a permanent role.</strong></p><p> </p><p><strong>Key Responsibilities:</strong></p><p><strong>Corporate Records Management</strong></p><ul><li>Maintain physical and digital corporate records (BC, federal, and extraprovincial)</li><li>Assist with the transition of records to digital minute books </li><li>Prepare corporate documents and filings using templates and precedents</li><li>Manage updates in the corporate records database</li><li>Coordinate outgoing record packages and couriers</li><li>Respond to email and telephone inquiries from clients and internal team members</li></ul><p><strong>Transactional Support</strong></p><ul><li>Support formation and governance matters for corporations, partnerships, and not-for-profits</li><li>Assist with documentation for M& A transactions, reorganizations, continuations, dissolutions, and joint ventures</li><li>Conduct due diligence reviews of minute books and public records</li><li>Prepare rectification resolutions and due diligence summaries</li><li>Perform BC Online and other registry searches</li><li>Review and format legal correspondence, agreements, and closing documents</li><li>Coordinate execution via DocuSign and assemble digital closing books (manually and through Closing Folders)</li><li>Provide assistance with large-scale transactions and firm-wide projects</li></ul><p><br></p>
<p>A well-established boutique law firm in North Vancouver is looking to add an experienced Conveyancer to their team. If you excel at managing real estate files independently and are looking for a close-knit, professional environment, this could be the right fit for you.</p><p> </p><p>Responsibilities:</p><p>• Overseeing residential real estate files from initial client intake through to post-completion follow-ups</p><p>• Drafting key documents such as Form A Transfers, mortgages, Statements of Adjustments, and trust-related correspondence</p><p>• Communicating directly with clients, financial institutions, realtors, and legal counterparts to ensure seamless transactions</p><p>• Conducting title searches and reviewing associated Land Title documentation</p><p>• Preparing closing documents and handling financial statements for real estate transactions</p><p>• Maintaining compliance with firm protocols and legal accuracy across all documentation</p><p>• Keeping files meticulously organized and up to date throughout the conveyancing process</p>
<p>We are partnering with a global organization seeking a Director, Human Resources Business Partner who will play a critical role in aligning business objectives with employees and senior management within designated business units. This position will serve as a trusted advisor to leadership, consulting on HR-related initiatives while recommending and implementing strategies that align with organizational goals on a global front.</p><p><br></p><p>Responsibilities:</p><p>• Partner closely with Business Unit leadership, including serving as a strategic advisor to the Business Unit President, to foster strong relationships and continuously enhance the organization's culture and workforce quality.</p><p>• Evaluate and anticipate HR needs; communicate these needs effectively across the HR department and business stakeholders.</p><p>• Analyze HR metrics and trends to create and implement solutions, programs, and policies that address key challenges.</p><p>• Partner across HR functions to deliver value-based services and solutions that support company objectives.</p><p>• Resolve complex employee relations matters, handle grievances, and lead objective investigations. Ensure compliance with employment law by collaborating with the Legal department as necessary.</p><p>• Deliver leadership guidance on performance management, including career development, coaching, and progressive discipline initiatives.</p><p>• Strengthen employee engagement and retention by working to enhance work relationships, morale, and productivity.</p><p>• Provide insight and recommendations for business unit structuring, workforce planning, and succession planning initiatives.</p><p>• Support training and professional development by identifying team and individual needs, monitoring program effectiveness, and optimizing training outcomes.</p><p>• Maintain regular communication and engagement with assigned business units to ensure alignment on HR priorities and organizational goals.</p><p><br></p><p><br></p>
<p>For almost 100 years this organization has been known for providing high quality construction finishing products. Products that are frequently highlighted online, in the news, and across social media platforms. Not only is this organization known for its products, it’s also known for their commitment to their people; empowering employees to make meaningful contributions, continuously learn, and constantly grow professionally. </p><p><br></p><p>As the Controller, you will play a critical role in managing the corporate accounting processes, overseeing AP operations, and supervising credit and collections activities. Reporting to the VP Accounting, the Controller will develop and enforce accounting policies, monitor internal controls, and ensure compliance while leading an experience team.</p><p><br></p><p>Key responsibilities would include:</p><ul><li>Design and implement robust policies, procedures, and internal controls to standardize workflows across the organization.</li><li>Support cross-functional teams with insights and strategic collaboration that drive business-wide success in meeting organizational objectives.</li><li>Lead, mentor, and develop a high-performing team, cultivating professional growth and an environment of excellence.</li><li>Oversee corporate accounting and accounts payable operations, ensuring systems are efficient, accurate, and aligned with departmental goals.</li><li>Lead the month-end, quarter-end, and year-end close activities to ensure timely and accurate financial planning and reporting.</li><li>Review credit and collections processes across business units, refining approaches as needed to safeguard cash flow and mitigate risk.</li><li>Collaborate with external audit teams to ensure compliance and seamless coordination during audits.</li><li>Partner with internal teams to align financial insights with operational needs, enhancing organizational transparency and decision-making.</li><li>Oversee insurance-related matters, working with brokers to ensure the company has appropriate asset and operation coverage.</li><li>Liaise with legal advisors, government agencies, and auditors as needed to maintain compliance with industry regulations and accounting standards.</li></ul><p><br></p>
<p>We are looking for a skilled Senior Accountant to join our client on a short term contract to permanent basis in Burnaby, British Columbia. In this role, you will play a pivotal part in ensuring the accuracy and timeliness of financial reporting, particularly in areas such as inventory valuation, revenue, and cost recognition.</p><p><br></p><p>The main responsibilities of this role include:</p><p><br></p><ul><li>Oversee the preparation and accuracy of financial reports related to inventory valuation, revenue, and cost recognition, ensuring compliance with organizational and regulatory standards.</li><li>Create and review detailed journal entries, reconciliations, and working papers for inventory accounting to ensure proper classification and accuracy.</li><li>Conduct variance analysis on key inventory-related profit and loss and balance sheet items, providing detailed commentary and insights to stakeholders.</li><li>Lead or contribute to special projects aimed at enhancing inventory accounting processes and strengthening internal controls.</li><li>Collaborate with teams across Sales, Legal, Operations, and FP& A to address complex inventory transactions and ensure consistent accounting treatment.</li></ul>
<p>We are seeking a detail-oriented Civil Litigation Paralegal to join our office. The individual ideally will have experience or at least training in the full spectrum of creditors’ remedies – litigation, collections, and bankruptcy. The individual will also be trained on the job with a primary focus on our Creditors Remedies files in addition to supporting our broader litigation practice.</p><p><br></p><p>This role requires ability to work independently, strong organizational skills, and the ability to manage multiple tasks. The ideal candidate will be available to work on-site during regular business hours with some flexibility to be discussed.</p><p><br></p><p><strong>Responsibilities:</strong></p><ul><li>Preparing court documents for Small Claims and Supreme Court of British Columbia, including pleadings, post-judgment enforcement-related chambers applications, garnishing orders, Summons to a Payment Hearing, and other enforcement-related court documents.</li><li>Occasionally preparing documents in bankruptcy court on behalf of unsecured creditors.</li><li>Learning and using federal government required software (Atrium) for correspondence, file access, organization, and timekeeping.</li><li>Effective oral and written communication with clients, debtors, and third parties involved in the collections procedure.</li><li>Managing case calendars and deadlines to ensure timely filings and compliance with the rules of all levels of court, and in particular, the Small Claims Rules and Supreme Court Civil Rules.</li></ul>
<p>We are searching for experienced Administrative Coordinators for our client, a non-profit organization for construction, based in New Westminster. In the role of Health & Safety Coordinator, you will be responsible for supporting the administrative function of the Health & Safety department and the Advisory Committee. No two days are the same in this fast paced, high volume role, requiring a highly organized individual who has a keen interest in learning new things, communicating with a variety of individuals, and understands the importance of Safety withing Construction.</p><p><br></p><p>The main duties of this person are:</p><p>• Manage the Director’s calendar, including scheduling meetings, appointments, and reminders.</p><p>• Draft emails, memos, and other communications on behalf of the Director; respond to stakeholder inquiries related to safety and OH& S programs.</p><p>• Conduct regulatory reviews and prepare reports for industry groups as needed.</p><p>• Contribute to social media and publications promoting safety services; update Health & Safety content and industry resources on the website.</p><p>• Assist with planning annual Safety Conference and represent the organization at industry events.</p><p>• Maintain accurate records, templates, photos, and reports using the document management system.</p><p>• Ensure proper recordkeeping across all applicable databases and programs.</p><p>• Provide general administrative support to the Health & Safety team as directed by the Director.</p><p>• Coordinate committee activities by scheduling meetings, preparing agendas, documenting minutes and action items, and responding to member and stakeholder inquiries.</p><p>• Support project work by developing documentation and industry resources, and compiling statistics and progress reports for monthly or ad hoc presentations to the committees.</p><p>• Co-lead the Occupational Health & Safety (OH& S) program alongside the Director, including active participation in the JOHS Committee, internal safety initiatives, and COR audit responsibilities to maintain certification.</p><p>• Maintain compliance by updating OH& S documents in line with regulatory changes, liaising with WorkSafeBC as needed, and reporting safety statistics and progress to Executives.</p><p><br></p><p><br></p>
