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Trusted British Columbia legal resources in one place.

Start with primary and established public-interest sources. These links can help you verify court information, research a legal topic, explore legal aid, or find a lawyer.

Public legal information and lawyer-finding services

Lawyer search

Law Society of British Columbia

Regulator of B.C. lawyers and a starting point for professional status and lawyer-directory information.

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Legal help

Legal Aid BC

Legal information, advice and representation services, including criminal-law assistance for people who qualify.

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Research

Clicklaw

Public legal information selected from government, non-profit and legal-profession sources in British Columbia.

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Courts

Provincial Court of BC

Current court locations, schedules, process information, notices and guidance for Provincial Court matters.

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Courts

BC Supreme Court

Court locations, scheduling, rules, forms, hearing lists and other Supreme Court information.

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Auto claims

ICBC Enhanced Care

Current information about accident benefits, recovery and the post-2021 auto-injury framework.

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New Westminster courthouse connection

Burnaby matters may be connected to courts and registries outside Burnaby depending on the type of proceeding. The Provincial Court of BC maintains current location and scheduling information, including the New Westminster courthouse. Always confirm the correct registry for your matter.

General information only. Legal rules can change and their effect depends on the facts. For advice about your situation, contact a lawyer licensed in British Columbia.

Finding and checking legal help

The Law Society of British Columbia Lawyer Directory can confirm a lawyer's current practising status and lists certain regulatory information. Access Pro Bono's Legal Referral Service is another current starting point for B.C. residents seeking legal assistance.

Courts and tribunals

For civil disputes, verify jurisdiction through the Civil Resolution Tribunal, Provincial Court of British Columbia and Supreme Court of British Columbia. Our court guide explains the basic differences.

Topic-specific Burnaby legal guides

After checking the authoritative sources above, use our focused guides for practical issue-spotting: commercial leases, shareholder conflicts, assault charges, impaired driving, strata disputes, power of attorney and buying a business.

Verify current rules before acting.

Legal deadlines and procedures can change. Use the authoritative B.C. sources collected on our resources page, then obtain professional advice where your rights or obligations are at stake.

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