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John, Vivian and Noah to represent intervener in religious freedom case at Supreme Court of Canada
AMLC lawyers John Trueman, Vivian Li, and Noah Faust-Robinson will represent the intervener, British Columbia Humanist Association, at the Supreme Court of Canada on October 9, 2026, in an important appeal at the intersection of privacy rights and freedom of religion. This is the fourth appearance by AMLC lawyers at the Supreme Court of Canada in the past three years…
Wes McMillan, Alex Mok, and Noah Faust-Robinson secure victory after 10-day trial
Wes McMillan, Alex Mok, and Noah Faust-Robinson successfully secured a liability judgment for the plaintiff against the defendant for its failure to restore the plaintiff’s property and pay rent for the non-operational period…
John Trueman and Naomi Baker attain big victory in employment case
AMLC lawyer John Trueman and articled student Naomi Baker achieved a significant victory for their client, including 24 months' severance and $70,000 in aggravated and punitive damages…
Greg Allen and Kaitlyn Meyer win $2.2 million judgment in 19-day trial
Greg Allen and Kaitlyn Meyer (along with former associate, Chloe Trudel), successfully represented the plaintiff in a claim against its insurer for unpaid business income losses…
Greg Allen and Danielle Wierenga successfully defend personal injury appeal
The British Columbia Court of Appeal has found in favour of the respondent plaintiff in a personal injury case…
Alina, John, and Danielle defend prisoners' rights at Supreme Court of Canada
AMLC lawyers Alina Chekh, John Trueman, and Danielle Wierenga will represent the West Coast Prison Justice Society / Prisoners' Legal Services at the Supreme Court of Canada…