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The Honourable Richard B. T. Goepel, K.C.
Established in 1984 by three founding partners, our team has expanded significantly—both in expertise and size—since our early years. Now with over 30 lawyers practicing across diverse disciplines, we’re proud advocates who help individuals and corporations across British Columbia successfully navigate complex legal situations.
From delivering results for our clients to working within our community to amplify our impact, our legacy lives in our promise to offer genuine, practical value with every interaction.
Our success is built on the strength of our team. With specialists across various practice areas, exceptional staff and hard-working students, we’re able to provide reliable and effective solutions for every legal challenge.
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