At Regal Law Canada, we will help you navigate which area of legal specialty your case may fall into, and how best to find the right lawyer to fight for your rights. Our volunteers are committed to you and dedicated to doing what is right.
We have particular expertise in advising professional corporations in the health industry. We proudly serve small family-owned businesses and larger national and international enterprises and we offer the same degree of dedication to all.
We will thoroughly review the background facts of your situation, and then clearly explain the law and your options to pursue a favourable outcome. We will help you to negotiate with the other party or their advisor, and we will explore whether mediation, arbitration, or a court proceeding will assist in obtaining the best result.
We understand that any dispute has personal consequences for you and that the associated costs and risks are very much a concern to you. We understand that you want to obtain a timely resolution.
In recent years, change in the Canadian legal landscape has been fuelled by two dominant factors: first, the growing influence of constitutional concerns, including federal/provincial division of powers issues and a variety of matters arising from the Charter of Rights and Freedoms, and second, the burgeoning number and power of Charter-oriented administrative tribunals that play an increasingly influential role in our complicated, interest-based society.
In response to these trends, we have brought together a group of lawyers with extensive experience in constitutional law. In addition to publishing and speaking widely in this area, our volunteers have garnered years of experience both prosecuting and defending all manner of constitutional claims on behalf of corporations, government agencies, and individuals before all levels of courts, including the Supreme Court of Canada.
Our services include the provision of interpretive advice, opinions, and legal representation in connection with issues such as aboriginal law and litigation, Charter rights, and federal and provincial jurisdictional disputes. The results we have achieved have often been precedent-setting or far-reaching in scope.
When business or individual interests collide with the exercise of governmental authority, Regal has the experience to recognize the issues of constitutional law that can arise and to provide effective assistance to those whose rights have been infringed.
Our activists have provided counseling in leading constitutional cases before the Supreme Court of Canada.
Litigating rights under the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms is also part of our constitutional law experience. Recent pro bono work has involved working with individuals in constitutional litigation relating to vaccine and mask mandates.
We have broad experience in Constitutional issues and litigation. Our volunteers have extensive experience in constitutional litigation. We have been at the forefront of major developments and legal advances for constitutional rights in Canada, including by assisting First Nations at the negotiating table in Ottawa that led to the adoption of the Constitution Act, 1982, which includes Aboriginal rights and the Charter of Rights and Freedoms
Apart from our vast experience with Aboriginal rights under section 35 of the Constitution, we have assisted clients on a broad range of other constitutional issues including:
Protecting and advancing the fundamental constitutional rights and liberties of Canadians and the Aboriginal rights of Indigenous peoples is core to Regal’s identity and the values that we as individuals hold.
Regal Law regularly brings judicial review on behalf of our clients in B.C. Supreme Court and the Federal Court of Canada, challenging provincial or federal government decisions that impact the rights and interests of our clients. We also advise and represent our clients before administrative tribunals such as the B.C. Utilities Commission, the Canada Energy Regulator, the Environmental Appeal Board, and commissions of inquiry.
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