We are pleased to announce that Angie Murray has joined the Firm.

We are proud to congratulate the participants of the 2013 Peter Burns Trial Competition at the University British Columbia, Faculty of Law. The competition provides a select set of law  students with a unique opportunity to take part in a complex trial before a panel of Provincial Court Judges.

Narwal Litigation is pleased to announce that, Vancouver Personal Injury Lawyer, Cheryl D’Sa, has been appointed to the Canadian Bar Association (British Columbia Branch) Scholarship Task Force, whose mandate is to review entrance scholarship commitments at three of British Columbia’s law Schools – the University of British Columbia, the University of Victoria, and Thompson Rivers University – and explore options for generating funds to meet existing and future commitments. Ms. D’Sa is honored to accept the appointment as she believes that “increasing the availability of scholarship funding to both entering and current law students in B.C. would help not only to maintain the excellence of the bar in this province, but would also serve to increase the vitality and diversity of the bar and increase opportunities for aspiring lawyers.”

Vancouver Criminal Defence Lawyer, Joven Narwal, has been appointed an Adjunct Professor at the Universtiy of British Columbia, Faculty of Law, where he will teach a class entitled “White Collar Crime”.

We are pleased to announce that Cheryl D’Sa has joined the Firm to further enhance our growing civil litigation practice. She will support our existing practice areas and spearhead our growth into personal injury litigation.

Joven Narwal and Professor John Kleefeld presented their work “Plea Bargaining: Lessons Learned from Teaching Negotiation in the Criminal Justice Context” at the 6th Annual SoTL Conference for Scholarship of Teaching & Learning, held in Savannah, Georgia, from March 27 – 29, 2013.

Vancouver Criminal Defence Lawyer, Joven Narwal, has been elected to serve as a director of the Vancouver Bar Association.

VANCOUVER – Crown Counsel today stayed proceedings against a woman who was arrested and charged in the fall of 2010 with keeping a common bawdy-house and other prostitution related offences.