ICBC sent your claim to the Special Investigations Unit? An SIU referral can delay your claim and may carry real legal consequences. Before agreeing to interviews or providing documents, know what your rights are and what you’re not required to do. https://loom.ly/t9q5ORk

What happens when you fire your lawyer, hire a new one days before your extradition hearing, and the court refuses to delay it? This week on Cases That Should Have Gone to the Supreme Court of Canada, But Didn’t, we look at what fair process really requires. https://youtu.be/udVkSwLhEVg

A new episode of Driving Law is out! 🚙⚖️ Kyla and Paul discuss the Nanaimo driver with 215 demerits, a BC Supreme Court ruling on sworn reports, U.S. roadside surveillance, and a dump truck pushing a Tesla in Richmond. Listen now on all streaming platforms! https://loom.ly/30-todc

The SCC has settled years of conflicting rulings on breath-test evidence in impaired driving cases. @kylalee.ca says it’s “a dark day,” noting the decision limits defences and leaves “one less avenue of challenge” to breath-test results. https://loom.ly/FPhH1Nk

This week on Cases That Should Have Gone to the SCC, But Didn’t: A BC ostrich farm challenged a ministerial order to destroy its birds during an avian flu outbreak. The courts upheld it, and the SCC declined to weigh in—despite massive public concern. Watch: https://youtu.be/rcOhk1RCyNE

New Driving Law episode! 🚙⚖️ The SCC’s Goldson ruling changes breath-test trials — and one Hamilton man took “take the bus” too literally. Listen now on all streaming platforms! https://soundcloud.com/drivinglaw/episode-428-supreme-courts-goldson-decision-breath-tests-due-process-and-a-bus-heist

An all new episode of "Cases That Should Have Gone to the Supreme Court of Canada, But Didn’t!" is now on Youtube! This week: Should Indigenous identity and systemic disadvantage impact the right to reconsult a lawyer during police interrogation? https://loom.ly/bB7wNm4

This week on Driving Law, @kylalee.ca and @pauldoroshenko.com break down a major refusal ruling, police eavesdropping in ambulances, and a Tesla that crashed into the Richmond IKEA. Listen now: 🎧 https://loom.ly/pHnefx4

Charged but found not guilty? Your fingerprints might still be on file. Learn how to have them permanently destroyed and clear your record for good. https://vancouvercriminallaw.com/fingerprint-destruction-british-columbia/

Happy Monday! An all new episode of "Cases That Should Have Gone to the Supreme Court of Canada, But Didn’t!” is now on Youtube! This week Kyla discusses a case involving sentencing for impaired driving causing death. Watch now! ⏩⏩⏩ https://youtu.be/s3z2gUwgksY

Thinking of using AI to dispute your driving prohibition? It might sound smart, but it could cost you your licence. AI can’t interpret evidence or apply BC law, and RoadSafetyBC reviews depend on those details. https://loom.ly/7snMXz4

New episode of Driving Law 🚙⚖️ This week, Kyla and Paul dive into the chaos at RoadSafetyBC – backlogged hearings, missing disclosure, and drivers caught in the middle after the government strike. 🎧 Listen now on all streaming platforms https://loom.ly/PtKTpcw

Filing an ICBC claim online? What you enter in a draft can be saved and reviewed by ICBC. Even if you never submit it, that info might still be used. Read what to watch out for before you start: https://vancouvercriminallaw.com/icbc-online-claim-drafts-data-privacy/

Happy Monday! An all new episode of "Cases That Should Have Gone to the Supreme Court of Canada, But Didn’t!” is now on Youtube! This week Kyla discusses drug addiction and sentencing... Watch now! ⏩⏩⏩ https://youtu.be/llOatJ46huA

New Driving Law episode! @kylalee.ca & @pauldoroshenko.com talk bail reform, the return of discretionary driving bans, ICBC’s Indigenous driver hotline, & the fire-truck-stealing driver. 🎧 Listen now https://loom.ly/oQbdAa4

The Mike Smyth Show: Distracted driving “I think the fines in the province really need to be revisited… But I think it would be so complex to link it to income that we’d be spending a whole lot of taxpayer money…” - @pauldoroshenko.com https://loom.ly/M4FxJEE

Happy Monday! An all new episode of "Cases That Should Have Gone to the Supreme Court of Canada, But Didn’t!” is now on Youtube! This week Kyla discusses contracts and interpretation... Watch now! ⏩⏩⏩ https://youtu.be/LlGeQeqLunI

New episode of Driving Law! 🚙⚖️ This week: a breath-test case where “shown” wasn’t “given,” Ottawa’s “tough on crime” talk, and a skeleton riding shotgun. 🎃 Stream it now! https://soundcloud.com/drivinglaw/episode-424-given-not-shown-breath-test-rules-tough-on-crime-talk-and-a-skeleton-passenger

Is it necessary for a person to roll the window down all the way when speaking with police? Can you get in trouble for refusing to roll your window down? https://loom.ly/9S3LWDE

Acumen Law Corporation is proud to be named Best Criminal Defence Firm 2025 – Canada at the Global Business Awards, hosted by Corporate Vision Magazine. We’re also pleased to share that Kyla Lee has been recognized as Canadian Legal Businesswoman of the Year 2025! https://loom.ly/vrbrzC8

When the BCGEU job action shut down government offices, the Superintendent didn’t just pause hearings. They indefinitely adjourned every IRP review with no new dates. That means licences stay suspended. Vehicles stay impounded. And access to justice is effectively gone... https://loom.ly/0Cnd0yw

This week on Driving Law, @pauldoroshenko.com and @kylalee.ca break down Canada’s road-rage debate, the flaws in “Xavier’s Law,” and one wild case from Florida. Listen now on all streaming platforms! https://loom.ly/13wZa9Y

“It’s going to make it very difficult for adjudicators, when they’re back to work, to render decisions in a timely fashion, because they’re going to have a ton of hearings to catch up on, and that’s going to overload them.” – @kylalee.ca https://loom.ly/9x-YILo

Happy Monday! An all new episode of "Cases That Should Have Gone to the Supreme Court of Canada, But Didn’t!" is now on Youtube! This week Kyla discusses Indigenous People protesting... Watch now! ⏩⏩⏩ https://youtu.be/CnTLA4bwu4E

A new episode of Driving Law is now available to stream! 🚙⚖️ This week, Kyla and Paul talk snow tire rules, strike-related chaos with hearings and ticket payments, and the capture of the phantom F1 driver in the Czech Republic. Listen now on all streaming platforms! https://loom.ly/MQfOwYc

In B.C., driving without insurance doesn’t just mean a fine. An accident could leave you without coverage for your own injuries or repairs — and even personally liable for someone else’s damages. Our new post explains why the risks are far greater than most people realize... https://loom.ly/fhzqdjE

The Mike Smyth News Show: Distracted Driving Blitz “...people just go back to the attitude of ‘they’re not going to get caught’…” - @pauldoroshenko.com https://loom.ly/2LF9y7o

🚙⚖️ New Driving Law Podcast! Kyla Lee and Paul Doroshenko unpack how job action has frozen IRP hearings, leaving drivers stuck without justice. We’re also talking BC’s $6K limo bill & Doug Ford’s traffic camera flip-flop. Listen now 🎧 https://loom.ly/xJifxjo

Why do police still ask “Do you know how fast you were going?” when they already have radar? MotorBiscuit featured @pauldoroshenko.com breaking down the real reason behind the question — and why your answer matters more than you think. https://loom.ly/rrejBsE

BCGEU Strike Fallout: Drivers Left in Legal Limbo Hearings cancelled. Licences suspended. Vehicles impounded. What happens when the government halts justice—but keeps the punishment going? https://vancouvercriminallaw.com/bcgeu-strike-drivers-legal-limbo/

In this episode of Driving Law, Kyla Lee is joined by forensic consultant Jan Semenoff to discuss flaws in alcohol monitoring tech & his new My CAM Program. Also, it’s Talk Like a Pirate Day - our firm’s favourite tradition. https://loom.ly/yBFBG8I Read the blog: https://loom.ly/wZhXzBE

It sank under the weight of bad reviews, but in the wreckage, fame appeared—unearned, unstoppable, and completely inexplicable...

Part two of the cutting edge documentary Pirate Land: the untold story The Chaos youtu.be/j9e0VW-DDRM?...

Filming day should have been simple. Instead, it became a test of patience, props, and professional relationships. The video got made, but at what cost?

The world debut! Pirate Land: The Untold Story Part 1: The Dream youtu.be/M4xJUPzsiiU?... #talklikeapirate #documentary #debut

Tomorrow marks 15 years of BC’s Immediate Roadside Prohibition scheme. We’ve outlined 15 major complaints about the regime—one for each year it’s been in place... https://vancouvercriminallaw.com/15-years-of-immediate-roadside-prohibitions-15-complaints-from-the-front-lines/

In 2018, two Vancouver lawyers set out to change how people understood the law. Their idea? A pirate-themed educational video for Talk Like a Pirate Day. What began as a vision for accessible justice became something else entirely... youtu.be/M4xJUPzsiiU

In 2018, two lawyers set sail to explain DUI law in pirate voices. What they created was more than a video… it was a legacy of wigs, green screens, and broken trust...

Happy Monday! An all new episode of "Cases That Should Have Gone to the Supreme Court of Canada, But Didn’t!" is now on Youtube! This week Kyla discusses national security... Watch now! ⏩⏩⏩ https://youtu.be/E_c2pRfYNqw

Happy Monday! An all new episode of "Cases That Should Have Gone to the Supreme Court of Canada, But Didn’t!” is now on Youtube! This week Kyla discusses Exclusion From Juries... Watch now! ⏩⏩⏩ https://youtu.be/mYIfq4zQ2SI

CBC News – Man arrested after driving child-size pink Barbie Jeep through Prince George, B.C. “Barbie cars, toy cars, electric skateboards — anything like that. It is required to have a licence and insurance.” https://loom.ly/7134uNg

A new episode of Driving Law is now available to stream! 🚙⚖️ This week, Paul and I cover Ottawa pausing the EV mandate, a SK refusal ruling, an ON case on internet access to counsel, and a raccoon pileup. Listen now! https://loom.ly/Grtzdrw

Kyla Lee on The Courtney Theriault Show: What should people do if someone broke into their house? A Lindsay, Ontario homeowner was charged with aggravated assault after injuring a man who allegedly broke into his apartment... https://loom.ly/szZyVsI

This week, kylalee.ca and pauldoroshenko.com unpack a bizarre Vancouver traffic ticket trial involving an electric one-wheel skateboard, and in Mississauga, someone drove with a staircase on their car. Listen now: https://loom.ly/QT_9iik

Happy Monday! An all new episode of "Cases That Should Have Gone to the Supreme Court of Canada, But Didn’t!" is now on Youtube! This week @kylalee.ca discusses Adjournments for Health Reasons... Watch now! ⏩⏩⏩ https://youtu.be/1Q2Zu9YPQdM

Today on Driving Law, @kylalee.ca and @pauldoroshenko.com discuss a legal delay in the ICBC class action, a Court of Appeal decision affirming a dangerous driving acquittal, and court backlogs... https://loom.ly/84t1OAY

Having your driver’s license suspended can be a stressful and disruptive experience, and it raises important questions about your driving privileges across Canada. One common question people ask is, “If I have a suspended license in one province, can I drive in another?” https://loom.ly/zp7MlcQ

Happy Monday! An all new episode of "Cases That Should Have Gone to the Supreme Court of Canada, But Didn’t!" is now on Youtube! This week Kyla discusses contracts and emojis...🤔 Watch now! ⏩⏩⏩ https://youtu.be/xky4OQWl-Sg

This week on Driving Law: @kylalee.ca & @pauldoroshenko.com unpack a pepper spray road rage incident, Uber’s court win over Vancouver, and an IRP issued after a crash on Hwy 3. Stream now! https://loom.ly/NqhWXvY

License suspended in BC? Whether it’s from a DUI or demerit points, reinstating it isn’t always simple. We break down the steps you need to take, the conditions you must meet, and how legal support can help—especially if you’ve been denied reinstatement. https://loom.ly/PAHMMJ0