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Griffiths Steve offers legal services in Kamloops. Griffiths Steve can serve your needs as a barrister, a solicitor, an appeal lawyer and even more. This lawyer can handle your legal concerns on marital issues and can help in the matter of temporary visa, permanent residency or citizenship. Griffiths Steve can help in the event of incorporation or contracts. This lawyer tackles your will and estate dealings. Services provided cover your personal injury questions.

The Western Karate Academy is the largest martial arts school in Kamloops and has been operating here for more than twenty years. We have locations on both the North and South shore, and have schedules that allow families to train together. We offer low rates as well as family rates. The Western Karate Academy website contains detailed information that includes locations, schedules and prices. We are always available to answer your questions; just contact us. The Western Karate Academy is committed to helping families spend more time together and live healthier lives. Karate training also develops self control and helps children with ADHD manage impulse control. Although the main focus of the academy is character development, the self defense aspect will also protect young students from bullying by increasing their confidence. Karate has something for everyone; visit our website to find out what it can do for you.

Ryan practices primarily in the areas of family law, personal injury, and civil litigation. Originally from Edmonton, Ryan completed his Bachelor of Arts degree in Political Science and Psychology at the University of Alberta and his law degree from the University of Victoria. During his studies, he participated in the University of Victoria Co-Op Program and gained legal experience working with a number of private law firms and government departments.

Karen was born and raised in Surrey, British Columbia. She obtained a BA in psychology and history from Simon Fraser University in 1992, her Law degree from the University of Manitoba in 1997 and was called to the British Columbia Bar in 1999. Karen moved to Kamloops in 2003 and joined the Firm in 2008 after working as in-house counsel for ICBC.

Christopher currently practices in general litigation. He successfully completed his articles in-house at a major crown corporation and was called to the Bar in May 2016.

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Greg practices primarily in the areas of personal injury and litigation. Greg completed his articles with Morelli Chertkow and was called to the Bar in May 2015. Originally from Victoria, Greg received his Bachelor of Arts in Sociology at the University of Victoria. He moved to Kamloops to join the inaugural class at TRU Faculty of Law, graduating in 2014. While there, Greg led in establishing the TRU’s Annual SLS Golf Tournament Fundraiser, and was awarded “Best Presenter” for his paper and presentation at the 6th Annual Canadian Law Students Conference in Windsor, Ontario.

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Ben van der Gracht is from the southern interior of British Columbia. He grew up in Princeton and Grand Forks. He attended Okanagan University College in Kelowna and earned a Bachelor's Degree in the Arts, with a Major in Anthropology, in 2003. He completed Law School at the University of British Columbia in 2009. Ben spent 3 ½ years teaching English in South Korea, and during that time travelled extensively in East and Southeast Asia. He married a South Korean woman.

Leigh moved to Kamloops from Saskatchewan in 1981 immediately after graduation from law school. Drawn to the majesty of the BC Interior and all that it has to offer he quickly became a known local skier at Sun Peaks and spent his spare time on a mountain bike, on the golf course or in the hills and mountains throughout the Interior.

Scott has, from the time of his youth in Kamloops, always been involved in giving back to his community. He coached both boys and girls soccer, at the recreational, high school and Rep level over thirty years. He has also coached boys and girls basketball. He has looked to help those less fortunate in our community - as a past director of the Chris Rose Therapy Centre for Autism Society; as a past director of the Kamloops Society for Community Living; and through the Kamloops Kiwanis House Society helping those who suffer from alcoholism and addiction.