Vancouver Criminal Defence Lawyer, Joven Narwal, was interviewed by Ming Pao Daily News regarding increased enforcement activity by the Canadian Border Services Agency in relation to investigations of suspected Customs Act violations by those travelling to and from China.  Mr. Narwal explained the importance of retaining counsel as early as possible in the context of these investigations as convictions may carry severe penalties and have collateral consequences on immigration status and proceedings.

Narwal Litigation is proud to announce that Vancouver Personal Injury Lawyer, Cheryl D’Sa, has been asked to speak to students at the UBC Faculty of Law at Allard Hall tomorrow as part of a panel of lawyers who work in boutique firms across the province. Ms. D’Sa will discuss the many benefits of boutique firms, both for lawyers and clients as well as specifically discussing her own practice as a plaintiff personal injury lawyer. The lawyers from Narwal Litigation will then attend UBC’s annual Small & Boutique Firm Wine & Cheese Reception at the Sutton Place Hotel in downtown Vancouver tomorrow evening. The Wine & Cheese allows law students the opportunity to speak with lawyers from different firms about their practices. See http://www.law.ubc.ca/careerservices/info.html for more information. If you are a UBC student planning to attend either one of the small firm events and have questions regarding our firm, we encourage students to contact Ms. D’Sa directly at csd@jovennarwal.com.

The Firm is pleased to announce that Cheryl D’Sa will be speaking at a CIRA Medical Services Seminar entitled “Chronic Pain: A Multidisciplinary Approach”. Ms. D’Sa is the only Plaintiff Personal Injury Lawyer invited to speak at the event and will be offering insight on recent British Columbia Supreme Court cases involving psychological aspects of chronic pain.