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Past Cases

Until 2009, all of West Coast LEAF’s work in test cases and in interventions were done under the name of LEAF. The following cases are ones that West Coast LEAF had a significant role in developing, resourcing, and managing.

Rick v. Brandsema: Equal Division of Matrimonial Assetts

Watson v R.; Spratt v R.: Access to Abortion Services

Smith v Funk; Amos v Virk: Disclosure of Documents in Civil Cases

R. v Demers: Right to Safe and Unimpeded Access to Abortion Services

Blencoe v Andrea Willis and The British Columbia Human Rights Commission et al.: Sexual Harassment Complaints

BCGEU v PSERC (aka the “Firefighter’s” Case or Meorin)

R. v Lewis: Access to Abortion Services

Eldridge et al. v AG BC et al.: Public Funding of Sign Language Interpretation During Medical Care

O’Connor: Disclosure in Sexual Assault Complaints

Godwin: Pregnancy Benefits

Norberg v Wynrib: Sexual Abuse of Psychiatric Patient

Sullivan and LeMay: The Midwives Case

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