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TLABC VP Greg Phillips spoke to Global News yesterday about how the Sheriff shortage crisis in B.C. is leading to closures of courtrooms across the Province. #bcpoli #bclegal globalnews.ca/video/10637737…

The underfunding crisis crippling BC's justice system has already caused courtroom closures and a Sheriff shortage. Now, a Crown prosecutor shortage threatens to delay criminal matters even further. Read TLABC's full news release: tlabc.org/docDownload/24… #bcpoli #bclegal

The new Verdict issue is here! Read about biases and stereotypes in family court, new BC legislation, life care planning in #medmal and more. TLABC members - access your copy now at ow.ly/2fwi50T5mVH

TLABC President Michael Elliott: “BC has faced an escalating series of courtroom closures, because the government underfunded the BC Sheriff Service... the Government is now refusing to fund fully staffed Crown prosecutor offices.” Read the full article: ow.ly/kHGx50T6Py2

TLABC's the Verdict was just named one of the Trade Association Business Publications International's Top 25 Best Single Issues coming in at #11. The Verdict is written and edited by TLABC's members and staff, so this is a win for everyone involved. @tabbieawards @verdictonline

Amid calls to change B.C.'s no-fault insurance program, BC Conservative Leader John Rustad is vowing to alter the system if elected premier. But the NDP says premiums have been drastically reduced under the new system. READ MORE: trib.al/BwOTbkU trib.al/BwOTbkU

Amid calls to change B.C.'s no-fault insurance program, BC Conservative Leader John Rustad is vowing to alter the system if elected premier. But the NDP says premiums have been drastically reduced under the new system. READ MORE: trib.al/avMWxBy trib.al/avMWxBy

On Labour Day, there were grassroots protests in both Victoria and Vancouver against ICBC’s ‘No Fault’ system that is leaving British Columbians behind. #bcpoli Here’s the CBC coverage of those protests & the incredible grassroots advocates who led them: youtu.be/vjHPy4D_dE8?si…

Don't wait - early bird pricing ends Friday 6 September! Criminal law practitioners will NOT want to miss out on the #TLABC Criminal Law Conference. Join us for a full day of learning and discussion around Charter litigation. Register: tlabc.org/2024Criminal

Join Garen Arnet-Zargarian and Nikos Harris KC for a discussion on Charter remedies in their session “The Sine Qua Non and What We are Here For: Section 24(2) and other Charter remedies – Beaver”. Registration is open for #TLABC's Criminal Conference: tlabc.org/2024Criminal

How does the recent decision on Gill affect Section 8 arguments? Join Brock Martland KC and Matthew Nathanson as they discuss this question in their upcoming session “Cracking the Whip on Police Dilatoriness: Gill and the Intersection Between Section 8 and Section 490”.

Christopher Johnson KC and Kendra Waugh offer a pragmatic approach to Charter litigation in their upcoming session “The Practical How-To's of Charter Litigation: Haevischer and Vukelich Hearings”. Join us at the #TLABC's Criminal Conference: tlabc.org/2024Criminal

ICBC’s ‘no fault’ insurance system “has been a disaster for any British Columbian injured in a motor vehicle accident in this province… people who are being mistreated by ICBC” - TLABC President Michael Elliott. Read the article from CTV News Vancouver: bc.ctvnews.ca/mobile/b-c-vic…

TLABC President Michael Elliott: “Our organization fields dozens, if not hundreds of calls every month from people who are being mistreated by ICBC, only now under no-fault insurance they have no recourse to find fair justice or fair compensation for their injuries.” #bcpoli

Last chance to register for the Litigation Technology webinar happening on Wednesday 18 September! This is a complimentary webinar exclusive to TLABC members. TLABC extends gratitude to the sponsors of this webinar: Alexi, @citeright, Goodfact, @jurisageai and Zibbit.

Michael Mulligan and Elsa Wyllie are here to talk about handling MMS in their session “Breaking the Glass Floor: Mandatory Minimum Sentence (MMS) and Their Sustainability in the Age of the Charter: Bertrand-Marchand".

In their upcoming session “Jordan Revisited: Pre-Charge Delay and other developments in Section 11(b) and Section 7”, Richard Fowler KC and Frances Mahon will contemplate recent and notable jurisprudence in the Jordan framework, specifically s. 7 and abuse of process discussion.

Join Vanessa de Jong and Georges Prat for a discussion on recent and leading SCC jurisprudence dealing with s. 9 in their upcoming session “Grounds to Arrest: Section 9 of the Charter - Zacharias”. Register today for the #TLABC's Criminal Conference: tlabc.org/2024Criminal

It is time to end ICBC’s “No Fault” insurance. Hear Jen’s story and how “No Fault” left her behind. notonofault.com/videos/v/jen