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This Help Sheet is about the legal duty to accommodate a person's disability, and more specifically about the duty to accommodate in the context of human rights in the workplace.
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from Disability Alliance BC
This Help Sheet, produced by DABC's Disability Law Clinic, discusses your options if you are discriminated against in a health care setting.
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from Disability Alliance BC
This Help Sheet, produced by DABC's Disability Law Clinic, provides in-depth information on disability insurance.
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from Disability Alliance BC
This memo is for a party in a civil or family case who is not represented by a lawyer, providing a general overview of some of the procedures & rules that apply in a civil or family trial in the Supreme Court of British ...
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from Supreme Court of British Columbia
An introduction to different types of evidence, relevance, material facts and other basic information about evidence.
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from Justice Education Society of BC
An introduction on how to schedule a trial, as well as an overview of jury trials, trial management conferences, the trial record and certificate, and trial deadlines.
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from Justice Education Society of BC
An overview of witness basics, including information on preparing your witnesses and questioning your witnesses. This guide also introduces concepts like cross-examinations and hearsay.
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from Justice Education Society of BC
This Guidebook provides an overview of the adult criminal court process. It has general information to help people with criminal matters in the BC Supreme Court.
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from Justice Education Society of BC
This guidebook has general information about separating and getting a divorce. It is intended for separating couples who can reach an agreement without a trial, and also to those who require a judge to settle a disputes.
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from Justice Education Society of BC
Learn how to get legal help with a family law matter in the BC Supreme Court.
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from Justice Education Society of BC
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