In Our News Section

 

May, 2012

Bruce Hallsor elected chair of the Board of Variance for the City of Victoria.

 

Aharon Y. Ittah joins Crease Harman LLP as associate lawyer.

 

February, 2012

Bruce Hallsor will be moderating a Canadian Bar Association course regarding estate planning for Fractured Families. Click here for more information about the course which will take place on August 13, 2012.

 

January, 2012

Crease Harman LLP is happy to announce that Lorena Staples Q.C. will have a referral relationship with Crease Harman LLP.

 

Incidental to this relationship with Ms. Staples, Crease Harman LLP clients now have access to top level advice and support in dealing with municipal governments. Click here to see the official announcement.

 

August, 2011

Bruce Hallsor was elected and will serve on the Canadian Property Tax Associaton executive, B.C. Chapter. Click here to find out more.

 

 

Ron Lou-Poy, QC named member of the Order of Canada. Read the Times Colonist article.

 

Welcome to Crease Harman LLP

Crease Harman LLP ("Crease Harman") traces its roots to 1858 when Henry Crease became the first barrister qualified to practice as a Barrister of Her Majesty's Court of Civil Justice for Vancouver Island. The present partnership extends back to 1879, making it the oldest law firm in British Columbia. Since its establishment the firm has played a remarkable role in the evolution of the law in British Columbia and Canada. Based on its long and distinguished tradition of providing insightful and valuable legal advice Crease Harman continues to offer outstanding legal services to a diverse and expanding client base.

 

In Western Canada we are unique in being a law firm generations old. The benefit of this is that we offer services from lawyers with as much as 40 years experience at the bar as well as from newly called lawyers and articled students. Such variety permits the dynamics of the firm to be vital with youth and wise with experience. Crease Harman is proud of its lawyers and the powerful and effective interplay created by their divergent backgrounds, interests and experience. Our lawyers stay current with the fast changing legal environment by attending and contributing to educational seminars and conferences. Crease Harman lawyers participate in the community by donating time and energy to many local charitable, political and sporting organizations.

At Crease Harman we honour our heritage, embrace the future and continue to focus on our primary goal - providing practical legal solutions to our clients in a timely and cost-efficient manner.

 

 

The lawyers of Crease Davey & Co. Arthur Crease

is shown on the far right (1947)

March 1891, Fredrick Fowkes (left) and

Lindley Crease (right)