3 Best Civil Litigation Lawyers in Kamloops, BC

“Jeff Frame received his LLB from the University of British Columbia in 1993. He is a civil litigation lawyer at Forward Law LLP and has worked with individuals and companies to resolve land use and development issues, sometimes through negotiation and sometimes through litigation. Jeff has counselled numerous businesses and owners to navigate the myriad of laws, rules, policies, and regulations affecting the use and development of land. Kamloops-based lawyers practice in Employment, Estate Planning, Commercial, Probate, Business, Bidding, Municipal, Expropriation, Indigenous Law, and Workplace Investigations. They have successfully represented clients before all levels of court in British Columbia.

“Wozniak & Walker has proudly served the Kamloops community for nearly 50 years. Kevin Walker and Ken are partners in the Firm. The firm has been providing practical advice to Kamloops and the surrounding area for four decades. The staff and lawyers at Wozniak & Walker are dedicated to their clients. They are ready to help you with your contractual disputes, seek remedies for damages and guide you toward an appropriate legal remedy. They have a particular interest and experience in helping small claims parties prepare their case and navigate that complex process cost-effectively. However, they recommend even claims through the Civil Resolution Tribunal (under $5,000).

“John M. Hogg, K.C. has vast experience in Personal Injury, Commercial & Construction Litigation, and family criminal law. He called to the British Columbia Bar in 1974. John M. Hogg is a past President of Kamloops YMCA/YWCA and a member of the Canadian Bar Association and Supreme Court Rules Revision Committee. Morelli Chertkow’s team members are from various backgrounds and have an extensive range of interests and qualifications. They aim to make you feel comfortable and informed while working with your lawyer. They are committed to maintaining high ethical standards and standards of conduct, many of which are set out in the Code of Professional Conduct for BC, as adopted by the Law Society governors. They can help clients in English, French, Spanish & Italian.