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Understand your rights to privacy and to accessing certain information under freedom-of-information laws.

In criminal court, judges or juries decide on cases about an alleged criminal offence.

Victims of crime have rights. There are resources that can help you cope with the aftermath of your experience.

People accused of a crime have rights. The penalties for crimes and offences depend on how severe the offence was.

Learn how to deal with accidents or injuries, including vehicle-related injuries and non-physical injuries such as defamation.

Knowing your legal rights and the importance of giving consent when you receive medical treatment or mental health care is crucial.

Understand your options when you want to challenge a decision made from a court or tribunal in BC.

Consumer law protects you when you buy things, sign a contract (such as with a phone company or builder), and borrow money.

Dealing with job loss can be challenging, whether you’ve quit or were fired or laid off. Understanding your rights is crucial.

Financial stability is important after separation or divorce. Find out about spousal and child support and how property and debt are divided.