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Brian Yuen is listed as Litigation Partner at Coal Harbour Law, based in Canada, Canada, Canada. AeroLeads shows a matched LinkedIn profile for Brian Yuen.
Brian Yuen previously worked as Associate Counsel at Titan Law Corporation and Associate Counsel at Macisaac And Company. Brian Yuen holds Bachelor Of Laws/Juris Doctor With Co-Op, Common Law from University Of Victoria.
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Brian is a civil litigator with a focus on estate litigation, immigration litigation and debtor/creditor remedies. His primary interests include assisting individuals and family members with wills variations claims, removing and replacing executors, and making applications for probate or letters of administration. Brian also helps individuals and family members with appeals to the Immigration Appeals Division or with judicial reviews at the Federal Court of Canada. In his legal career thus far, Brian has regularly appeared in the Provincial Court of British Columbia, the Supreme Court of British Columbia, and the Immigration and Refugee Board of Canada. Additionally, he has represented clients at the Human Rights Tribunal of BC, the Residential Tenancy Branch of BC, the Workers' Compensation Appeals Tribunal, and also worked at Worksafe BC, the BC Securities Commission, and at the Department of Justice in Ottawa. Brian brings a varied and diverse wealth of experience to his work, from a career in music, serving on several boards of LGBTQ and HIV/AIDS community organizations and non-profits, sitting on strata councils, acting as a director consultant of Business Networking International, to holding several leadership positions within the Canadian Bar Association BC Branch, where he is currently representing the immigration section on Provincial Council. Outside of work, Brian is a competitive bodybuilder, he loves to eat, read, and travel, and Brian has a Boston Terrier puppy named Mocha. Brian is also an advocate for LGBTQ and HIV/AIDS issues, and active on several national executive committees in these areas. Brian is a 4th generation Canadian whose parents came from Macau and Hong Kong. He was born and raised in Vancouver. Brian is able to communicate fluently in English and Cantonese, and is conversant in Mandarin. COMMUNITY ACTIVITIESMember of CBABC Provincial Council as immigration section representative (2024 to present)Member of CBABC Immigration Law Section Executive (2023-present)Member of SOGIC’s National Executive Committee of the CBA (2009-present)Member of the Executive of the Insurance section of the CBA, BC branch (2012–2014)Guest speaker, Vancouver Coastal Health Neuropsychology Rounds, Vancouver General Hospital (2012)UBC Faculty of Law, First Year Moot Court judge (2012)Writer and contributor, Philippine Inquirer newspaper (2012)Pro Bono Duty Counsel (2009–2012)Member of the Executive of the Standing Committee on Equality of the CBA (2009–2011)Co-Chair of SOGIC, CBA BC branch (2009–2011)
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Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Brian is a civil litigator with a focus on estate litigation, immigration litigation and debtor/creditor remedies. His primary interests include assisting individuals and family members with wills variations claims, removing and replacing executors, and making applications for probate or letters of administration. Brian also helps individuals and family.
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
He practices Canadian Immigration Law, helping foreigners to come to Canada to visit/travel, study, work, invest or immigrate. He can also help local companies hire foreign workers, reunite families, and make refugee claims.Permanent Residence: find the most efficient way to obtain permanent Canadian status for you and your family.Student Visa: apply for a.
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Brian continues his personal injury practice at MacIsaac & Co. where he continues to represent clients in civil assaults, dog bites, slips and falls, occupiers liability cases, and sporting injuries or accidents.
Vancouver, Canada Area
Practiced in the area of plaintiff personal injury law, primarily dealing with ICBC. Also represented clients in slip and falls, assaults, and dog bite cases. Represented clients at Worksafe BC, Workers Compensation Appeals Tribunal, BC Provincial Court, BC Supreme Court and the Public Guardian and Trustee of British Columbia. Brian has assisted with.
Vancouver, British Columbia
Brian assists injured people with obtaining the treatment they need, and seeking fair and appropriate compensation. He has experience in cases involving motor vehicle accidents, slip and falls, civil assaults, dog bites, and sports accidents, including physical, psychological and emotional injuries. Other practice areas include immigration, wills and.
Richmond, British Columbia
Practiced in the areas of insurance litigation and personal injury. Assisted people injured in motor vehicle accidents, slip and falls, civil assaults, dog bites, sports accidents and falling objects. I also practiced in commercial litigation, class actions, employment law and debtor-creditor remedies.
Vancouver, BC
Practiced in the area of plaintiff personal injury law, primarily dealing with ICBC. Also represented clients in slip and falls, assaults, and dog bite cases. Represented clients in Supreme Court and Provincial Court of British Columbia.
Richmond, BC
Practiced in the areas of Civil Litigation, Real Estate, Wills & Estates, and Immigration law.
Richmond, BC
Analyzed and provided research support and advice to case legal officers in the Investigations Division on matters under Part 3 of the Workers Compensation Act. Also assisted with legal interpretation on matters related to the enforcement of occupational health and safety requirements, including the imposition of administrative penalties and initiation of.
Ottawa, Ontario
Employed in the Legal Services Unit of Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC) and worked in collaboration with Medical Officers in analyzing immigration applicants' medical admissibility
Vancouver, BC
Employed in the Policy Branch. Responsibilities included editing regulations and official print material, due diligence reviews, assisting the Examinations team with compliance reviews, analyzing applications for exemption orders, conducting legal research, summarizing various materials, interpreting applicable legislation, and assisting lawyers with.
Richmond, BC
Employed in the Tribunal Counsel Office
Excelled in Administrative Law and Charter Law. Completed an exchange term at Vrije Universiteit in Amsterdam, studying International.
Activities and Societies: Immigration Law program
Activities and Societies: Real Estate Trading and Sales Certification program
Activities and Societies: Canadian Studies Student Association, Young Liberals, Editor of the Seed
Trained and qualified classical piano performer and one on one piano lessons under the Royal Conservatory of Music system of education
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Brian Yuen works for Coal Harbour Law.
Brian Yuen is listed as Litigation Partner at Coal Harbour Law.
Brian Yuen is based in Canada, Canada, Canada while working with Coal Harbour Law.
Brian Yuen has worked for Coal Harbour Law, Titan Law Corporation, Macisaac And Company, Jiwa Law Corporation, and Direction Legal Llp.
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Brian Yuen holds Bachelor Of Laws/Juris Doctor With Co-Op, Common Law from University Of Victoria.
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