The MetNews reports Southwestern to Honor Memory of Areigh Woods:Southwestern Law School will honor alumnus Arleigh Maddox Woods, who was presiding justice of Div. Four of this district’s Court of Appeal from 1982-96, in a memorial service on
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Potential funding of climate-change class action part of global litigation trend targeting emitters
Vancouver city council recently voted to include funding for future class action in draft budget
Federal Court hears 2-million-dollar suit involving vessel collision in Vancouver Harbour
Stikeman Elliott and Whitelaw Twining Law involved in collision case in federal court roundup
New scholarship at UBC law school will help support five Indigenous students through first year
Vancouver criminal defence lawyer Matthew Nathanson and family members have donated $225,000
Vancouver International Arbitration Centre to adopt new international commercial arbitration rules
New rules to take effect on July 1
U.S. firm Cozen O’Connor bumps up Canadian presence with team additions and new Vancouver location
Builds up team with hires from Miller Thomson, Cassels Brock & Blackwell
To expand court-reporting services to West Coast, U.S.-based Veritext acquires Vancouver’s Reportex
Expansion comes as court reporting shifts from stenographical to audio-visual
Former Vancouver-based litigator Emily Ohler to chair B.C. Human Rights Tribunal
Previously had advised United Nations Compensation Committee in Geneva
Bennett Jones’ Radha Curpen set herself on a path to distinguish herself in environmental law, ESG
Vancouver-based lawyer saw the need for environmental specialization 30 years ago
First Peoples Law Corp. and Donovan & Co. merge, creating one of Canada’s top Indigenous law firms
Vancouver-based firm will have staff of 28, including 17 lawyers