Vancouver immigration lawyers say they’re preparing for a spike in document requests as protests against a proposed extradition law rock the country. Continue reading
“It upset me because we are in 2019 — we shouldn’t have to be having these conversations about how people can be affected by signs on doors.” Continue reading
The provincial government has implemented changes to court rules that will restrict the use of expert reports in ICBC legal cases. Continue reading
ICBC has posted a loss of $860 million for the first nine months of the current fiscal year and is now projecting a year-end net loss of $1.18 billion. Continue reading
ICBC has recently changed the way it is dealing with injury settlements and the B.C. Trial Lawyers are worried it will hurt victims and increase costs for rate payers. Continue reading
A notice on tribunal’s website says the dearth of adjudicators is affecting its ability to meet its service standards, noting complainants may have to wait longer than usual before mediation or a hearing. Continue reading
The cafe is located on Eglinton Avenue West. It opened in October and was founded by lawyers Dale Barrett, Simone Barrett and Tara Steinberg. Continue reading
It’s an invitation David Eby extends to every law student he meets, come down to the legislature and see what I do. Continue reading
Despite judicial criticism of the situation dating back decades, justice has often proven elusive when disbarred lawyers have no assets or hide any they do have, leaving clients high and dry. Continue reading
In a statement, Pro Bono Ontario said it would now be able to keep its centres, which were slated to close Dec. 14, open throughout 2019. Continue reading