We apply our advocacy skills in every area of law, including administrative law. We represent clients in various settings, including trade industry regulatory bodies, disciplinary organizations or committees, judicial review to the Supreme Court of British Columbia, and appeals to the Federal Court of Appeal.
Administrative tribunals, boards and commissions are non-judicial bodies created to adjudicate disputes over administrative rules and regulations, and to handle administrative appeals. Benefit disputes, complaints regarding a professional's conduct and other issues may be handled by an administrative law tribunal.
Lower Mainland Regulatory Compliance Lawyers
Steele Urquhart Litigation Counsel represents clients in all types of board, tribunal and committee hearings, including the following matters:
- Professionals called to appear before a disciplinary board
- Appealing a denied workers' compensation claim (through WorkSafe BC - the Worker's Compensation Board of British Columbia) or Canada Pension Plan (CPP) disability claim
- Regulatory compliance issues
- Procedural fairness issues
We take pride in offering our clients focus, strength and advocacy: We focus on our clients and their unique needs. We have strength from our experience and knowledge. We have advocacy experience in different levels of courts and other areas. Our focus – our strength – is advocacy.
For more information or to schedule an appointment with one of our experienced Vancouver administrative law lawyers regarding an administrative law case, please contact us.
