@IRPlawyer I once had someone really slow and disorganized announce to the line behind them, “I’m from the states, so I’m not used to this security.” … you know the country that invented modern airport security post 9/11.
Honestly @EfrayimMoldofs1 is one of my fav Twitter accounts for tweeting out cases. So I don’t miss his tweets I have a notification set for when he tweets. It’s weird but each time he tweets out a case I’m like wow, that’s appalling but also useful for me.
@IRPlawyer One of these days a Judge will follow that up with... “and it was enough to convince me,” I still hold out hope for that at least everytime I hear this.
I got to stop by the brand new Court in Abbotsford today. It looks great inside and out. I am looking forward to arguing many cases here in the future!
@IRPlawyer@landcrabmech I’m not so sure that the one touch rule applies to mounted phones when listening to music. If you read the regulations it is not listed as one of the requirements under that sub section. I would argue the one touch only applies to mounted phones for voice calls.
BC lawyers, it's that time again!
The Law Society of British Columbia is holding Bencher by-elections.
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@IRPlawyer I have similar appeal case scheduled for this summer. I remain confident despite this decision which just goes to show how much further absurd this legislation can continue to look.
All the health care workers should get some form of hazard pay if they are working in #COVID19 units. The #RespiratoryTherapists especially are the ones who operate the ventilators and are dealing with these patients more closely than anyone.
“This is unfair treatment of other members of the health care team who are putting their lives on the line during the pandemic.” @CityNewsVAN@NEWS1130@BT_Vancouver