Citation Dismissed: We Successfully Defend A Lawyer Accused Of Offering False Testimony After A Full Hearing Before The Law Society Of British Columbia. Our Client Is Found Not Guilty Of All Counts

Narwal Litigation LLP is pleased to announce that its Managing Partner, Cheryl D’Sa has been appointed to the CBABC Business of Law Committee. The Committee’s mandate is to identify issues and anticipated changes within the profession and society that impact lawyers in their ability to engage in the business of the practice of law. Ms. D’Sa has also been re-appointed to the CBABC Automobile Insurance Committee for a third consecutive term.

As reported by local media outlets under the headline “Nightmare Is Over”

Kim Bolan of the Vancouver Sun has provided the ‘Real Scoop’ on Vancouver Criminal Defence lawyer Joven Narwal’s closing arguments in a cocaine conspiracy case linked to the Hells Angels. In her article she reports,

Joven Narwal was invited to speak on behalf of the Justice Education Society of British Columbia at the 42^ndAnnual Law Clerk Dinner.

As President of the Vancouver Bar Association, Joven Narwal had the great honour and privilege to speak at the welcoming ceremony for the Honourable Judge Wilson Lee, who was recently appointed to the Provincial Court of British Columbia.

As President of the Vancouver Bar Association, Joven Narwal had the great honour of acting as master of ceremonies for the Annual Judges’ Lunch, which honours the recent retirements from, and appointments to, the various levels of court over the past year.

As President of the Vancouver Bar Association, Joven Narwal had the great honour and privilege of speaking at the special sitting to honour Mr. Justice Randall Wong on the occasion of his retirement.

Narwal Litigation LLP is proud to announce that Joven Narwal, was acclaimed President of the Vancouver Bar Association at the Annual General Meeting held on November 26, 2015.

NARWAL LITIGATION LLP is pleased to announce that Vancouver Personal Injury Lawyer Cheryl D’Sa will be presenting a three part series at the University of British Columbia, Faculty of Medicine. The series, which starts on February 2, 2015 will provide an overview of the typical personal injury file and will focus on the role of physicians in litigation. Specifically, the series will examine issues regarding the disclosure of clinical records, the conduct of independent medical examinations and the preparation of expert opinions.