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| | Address | | Suite 220, 1695 Marine Drive | | North Vancouver, British Columbia V7P 1V1 | | (Vancouver Co.) | | |
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(Main Office)
| Haddock & Company practices in the following areas of law:
Strata Property, Corporate Housing Law including Housing Co-operatives, Housing Corporations, Housing Societies Construction Law, Business Co-operatives, Human Rights, Insurance Law. Municipal Law. | | Year Established: 2001 | Firm Profile:
To provide outstanding quality cost effective solutions to our clients in our core areas of expertise. | | Firm Size: 3 | Languages:
English. | Office Hours:
Monday: 09:00 AM - 06:00 PM
Tuesday: 09:00 AM - 06:00 PM
Wednesday: 09:00 AM - 06:00 PM
Thursday: 09:00 AM - 06:00 PM
Friday: 09:00 AM - 06:00 PM
| | C. Grant Haddock (Member) born Vancouver, British Columbia, April 21, 1965; admitted to bar, 1992, British Columbia. Education: University of British Columbia (B.Sc., 1988); University of Victoria (LL.B., 1991). Author: "CMHC added as a Defendant," Scoop Magazine, March 2000; "Choosing a Consultant," Scoop Magazine, November 1999; "The Process of Expulsion," Scoop Magazine, December 1995; "Extraordinary Resolutions," Scoop Magazine, October 1995; "Criminal Conduct and Expulsion," March 1995. Instructor: Co-op Housing Federation Island Education Conference, Human Rights, 2006; Co-op Housing Federation Education Conference, Legal Issues Discussion Group, 2006; Co-op Housing Federation Education Conference, Human Rights, 2005; Continuing Legal Education Charities and Not for Profits, Co-operatives, 2004; Continuing Legal Education Charities and Not for Profits, Co-operatives, 2002; Co-op Housing Federation Education Conference, Managing Major Repairs, 2001; Co-op Housing Federation Education Conference, Legal Issues Discussion Group, 2001; Co-op Housing Federation Education Conference, Maintenance Policies and Contracts, 1999; Co-op Housing Federation Education Conference, Legal Issues Discussion Group, 1999. Member: Law Society of British Columbia; Canadian Bar Association (Construction Law Subsection, 1995-2006); Condominium Homeowners Association (Business Member, 2001-2006); CHF (BC Leaky Co-operative Committee, 2000-2006; BC Rules and Occupancy Revision Committee). Reported Cases: Corbett v. Still Creek Housing Co-Operative; Paloma Housing Co-Operative v. Osmundson; Mount Seymour Park Housing Co-operative v. Williamson; British Columbia v. CTS Cement Manufacturing Corp; British Columbia v. Con-Spec Industries Ltd; Clan Glass & Metals Ltd. v. Ledcor Industries Ltd.; Powder Mountain Resorts Ltd. v. British Columbia; Carlysle-Smith v. Dennison Dodge Chrysler Ltd.; Ricwil Piping Systems Ltd. Partnership v. Ideal Welders Ltd.; Pinewood Recording Studios Ltd. v. City Tower Development Corp.; Viking Fire Suppression Ltd. v. Sertex Plumbing B.C. Ltd.; Creekview Housing Co-operative v. Rupp; MacDonald v. Vandiver; Bains v. Indo-Canadian Times Inc.; Marathon Realty Co. v. Pogon Professional Services Corp.; Dunhill Const. Ltd. v. Ledcor Ind. Ltd. Practice Areas: Strata Property; Corporate Housing Law; Cooperative Housing; Housing Corporations; Housing Societies; Construction Law; Business Cooperatives; Privacy; Human Rights. Email: C. Grant Haddock | | Michelle M. Wingert (Associate) born Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, June 26, 1972; admitted to bar, 2001, British Columbia. Education: University of Saskatchewan (B.A., with honors, 1995); University of Victoria (LL.B., 2000). Co-Author: with C. Rhone, "The Settlement Conference: Cornerstone of the Small Claims Process," British Columbia (Continuing Legal Education of British Columbia), 2005; with D. Knowles, "Revenue Canada's Deemed Trust for Withholdings (Income Tax Act Section 227)," 1999, 5 Credit and Banking Litigation 283. Instructor: Civil Litigation, Applied Business and Technology Department/Legal Administrative Assistant Program, Kwantlen University College, January-May 2005; In-House Legal Seminars for Insurer on issues relating to Insurance, Liability and Risk, June 2005-May 2006. Formerly with: Dickson Murray; Optimum West Insurance Company. Member: Law Society of British Columbia; Canadian Bar Association (Member, Construction and Insurance Law Subsections). Reported Cases: McGarva v. HMTQ, 2003 BCSC 909; PGB v. HMTQ, 2002 BCSC 1654. Practice Areas: Civil Litigation; Insurance Defense; Property Law; Cooperative Housing Law; Housing Law; Construction Law. Email: Michelle M. Wingert | | ASSOCIATES | | Lamour L. Afonso (Associate) admitted to bar, 1998, British Columbia. Education: University of British Columbia (LL.B., 1997). Reported Cases: Bush v. Richmond (December 15, 1999), Richmond Registry C9812876 (Prov. Ct.): Successfully defended Richmond in a personal injury action relating to the placement of a sign; Keely v. Jeppesen [2000] B.C.J. No. 2439 (BCSC): Successfully dismissed an action against a physiotherapist on a summary trial application; Rothwell v. Liquidation World Inc. [2001] B.C.J. No. 1115 (BCSC): Successfully dismissed an action against a distributor on a summary trial application in a products liability action; Kandola v. Zhao [2001] B.C.J. No. 879 (Prov. Ct.): Successfully defended a claim for damages for failure to disclose water problems in the home the Claimants purchased from the defendants; Hatch v. Quadra Plex et al. (November 28, 2002), North Vancouver Registry 0214054 (Prov. Ct.): Successfully dismissed an action against the District of West Vancouver in a claim for deficiencies in the inspection of the Claimants Condominium complex; Burnaby (City) v. Marando [2002] C.C.S. No. 1082 (BCSC): Burnaby v. Marando 2003 BCCA 400: Succeeded in a bylaw enforcement summary trial application. The Defendant appealed, and the appeal was dismissed; City of Burnaby v. Thandi et al. 2005 BCSC 1478 (BCSC): Thandi et al v. City of Burnaby 2005 BCSC 1479 (BCSC): Succeeded in the trial of an action for trespass, nuisance and negligence, and successfully defended a claim challenging the City's assessment; Boldea v. Sutton Place Hotel (November 3, 2005), Vancouver registry S003958 (BCSC): Succeeded in jury trial involving an occupiers liability claim in which the Plaintiff claimed for chronic pain; Potts v. Heuntink et al. 2006 BCSC 1637 (BCSC): Succeeded in defending Langley against a claim that it should have posted a lower speed limit in the area of a motor vehicle accident; and Goodwin v. Mainroad North Island Contracting Ltd. 2006 BCSC 218 (BCSC): Successfully defended Mainroad against a claim that it was negligent in failing to inform the RCMP that they had mistakenly phoned Mainroad about an icy road condition that was not in Mainroad's jurisdiction. - overtuned on appeal. Practice Areas: Construction Litigation; Defense Litigation; Commercial Law; Product Liability; Professional Malpractice; Personal Injury; Human Rights; Municipal Law. Email: Lamour L. Afonso | | Steven F. Lee (Associate) born London, Ontario, December 18, 1952; admitted to bar, 1981, British Columbia. Education: University of Victoria (B.Sc., with distinction, 1976); University of British Columbia (LL.B., 1980). Member: Vancouver and Canadian Bar Associations; Law Society of British Columbia. Practice Areas: Insurance Defense; Litigation. Email: Steven F. Lee |
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