Working with Partnerships 2016
Course Date: April 7, 2016
Total: 5h 33min
Working with Partnerships 2016
Course Date: April 7, 2016
Total: 5h 33min
Welcome and Introduction
Bill S. Maclagan, QC — Blake, Cassels & Graydon LLP, Vancouver
What is a Partnership?
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relationship theory vs. entity theory
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whose assets are they? whose debts?
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general partnerships
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limited partnerships
- limited liability partnerships
Shauna Towriss — Clark Wilson LLP, Vancouver
General Partnerships
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strategic considerations in forming partnerships
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rights, liabilities, and relationship between general partners
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practical tips on drafting partnership agreements
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ownership of assets and assignment of debts
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opinion matters
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practical implications of dealing with partnerships
Stephen Curran — McCarthy Tétrault LLP, Vancouver
Networking Break
Limited Partnerships
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what is a limited partnership?
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how do you form a limited partnership?
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the rights, duties, and liabilities of the general partner and limited partners
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ethical issues that arise when taking instructions
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drafting tips for limited partnership agreements
Alison Oxtoby — Entrust LLP, Kelowna
Joint Ventures
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what is a joint venture?
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when to use one
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contractual joint ventures and corporate joint ventures
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negotiating and drafting agreements
Jason T. Sutherland — DuMoulin Black LLP, Vancouver
Networking Lunch
Partnership Taxation
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tax differences between joint ventures and partnerships
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tax aspects of different types of partnerships (general, LP’s, and LLP’s)
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strategic tax considerations
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red flags and when to seek tax advice
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comparison with ULCs and LLCs
Parveen B. Karsan — Koffman Kalef LLP, Vancouver
Networking Break
Insolvency Issues in Partnerships
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how a partnership becomes subject to the Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act
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the effect of bankruptcy proceedings on both the partnerships and partners
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the different rules that apply to general partnerships and limited partnerships in terms of how creditors are dealt with
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reorganizations of partnerships
Peter L. Rubin — Blake, Cassels & Graydon LLP, Vancouver
First Nations Partnerships
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unique aspects and considerations for First Nation partnerships
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internal First Nations business structures and partnerships
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project proponent context
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joint venture context
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First Nations lands context
Michael J. McDonald — DLA Piper (Canada) LLP, Vancouver
Closing Questions and Comments
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