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With our clients as the top priority for our firm, we are delighted to announce that North Shore Law has been nominated by our community for “Favourite Law Firm” in North Shore News’ annual Readers Choice Awards 2022. Since our establishment in 1973, our firm has been dedicated to serving the needs of this diverse, […]

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By Tyler Lee & Romina Hajizadeh  During her term at Downtown Legal Services, a young and eager Megan Savard was called upon by an elderly man who had been accused of a domestic assault. He struggled with the weight and bureaucracy of the legal system, and Savard was his last hope to defend the case. Based on her interactions with the accused, Savard sensed something was wrong with the charge. Her intuitions were vindicated when, while carefully scanning a pile of evidence, Savard eventually found a photograph depicting a lock of hair ripped from the man’s head — a crucial piece of exculpatory evidence indicating that he was not the aggressor. Savard was hooked: from that moment onwards, she knew that she wanted to be a lawyer representing people in need of legal services, helping them navigate the justice system through their toughest challenges.  We heard this story and many more while speaking with Savard about her career so far, her constitutional law expertise, and what she’s looking forward to in her new role as the Litigator in Residence at the David Asper Centre for Constitutional Rights. We are thrilled to have Megan play an integral role in the Asper Centre student clinical program, which allows students to gain practical experience in constitutional litigation.  Megan Savard’s legal journey began at the University of Toronto, Faculty of Law, where she was a member of the inaugural cohort of student clinicians at the Asper Centre. There, she partnered with OJEN to develop a trial advocacy program for students in rural Ontario. Savard felt as though she was, in some ways, “introducing a brand-new way of looking at the justice system.” In other ways, however, she was conscious of her positionality as a white woman presenting a colonial system. Mindful of this, her goal was to make the justice system as approachable and accessible as possible. For Savard, this experienced reinforced the fact that the justice system is a Western construct, and it is Canada’s

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From our base in Alberta and the Northwest Territories, we make a national impact through our work with clients across Canada. Our clients include major corporations from virtually every sector of the economy, government, public bodies, and not-for-profit organizations.

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a boutique vancouver law firm with lawyers specializing in icbc and personal injury law, insurance litigation, and business, property and estate law.

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Leverage our deep expertise and research-driven insights to confidently navigate complex legal challenges—future-focused solutions grounded in decades of experience.

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Associate Vipal Jain will serve as co-chair for Privacy Law Watch: Key Legislative Developments and Practical Implications on June 12, 2025

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