Community Legal Assistance Society - BC Judicial Review Self-Help Guide

Online Intake Form

The Community Law Program at CLAS provides legal assistance to low- and modest-income British Columbians with problems in the areas of work-related legal issues, human rights, access to government benefits, housing evictions, and mental health. If you are doing a judicial review, or otherwise going to court, in one of these areas and would like some information or advice specific to your situation, fill out this form and then follow the instructions in the email you get.


Please note that this form is only to get legal services from the Community Law Program. 

This website, jrbc.ca or judicialreviewbc.ca, is produced for educational purposes only. This website has information on common situations, but does not cover all possible situations. You should not rely on this website as legal advice. If you have a legal problem, you should get legal advice on your particular situation.

This website may contain inaccurate or misleading information. The law, including statutes, regulations, court rules, court practices, and court precedents can change without warning and those changes may not be reflected in this website. The Community Legal Assistance Society, its funders, its authors, its contributors, its editors, and the distributors of this website are not responsible for ensuring this website is up-to-date, ensuring the completeness or accuracy of the information contained in this website, or any form of damages or monetary loss caused by or attributed to the use of this website, including but not limited to claims based on negligence or breach of contract.

Site by the Community Legal Assistance Society. Content available under Creative Commons CC BY-NC licence. This guide is made possible by funding from the British Columbia Ministry of Justice and the Law Foundation of British Columbia. This guide was originally produced by David Mossop, Q.C.
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