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| service_description = The Community Legal Assistance Society (“CLAS”) provides primarily “test-case” advice and representation for people with disability, employment insurance, poverty and Workers’ Compensation problems.  Services are limited to cases that could advance the law or policy in these areas. CLAS also provides advice and representation at the BC Review Panel to persons detained under the BC Mental Health Act.
| service_description = The Community Legal Assistance Society (“CLAS”) provides primarily “test-case” advice and representation for people with disability, employment insurance, poverty and Workers’ Compensation problems.  Services are limited to cases that could advance the law or policy in these areas. CLAS also provides advice and representation at the BC Review Panel to persons detained under the BC Mental Health Act.



Revision as of 20:34, 23 April 2010

The Community Legal Assistance Society (“CLAS”) provides primarily “test-case” advice and representation for people with disability, employment insurance, poverty and Workers’ Compensation problems. Services are limited to cases that could advance the law or policy in these areas. CLAS also provides advice and representation at the BC Review Panel to persons detained under the BC Mental Health Act.

Website: Click on “Publications”. Try “Judicial Review: A Lay Person’s Guide”.

Website clasbc.net
Phone 1-888-685-6222
Find on Clicklaw CLAS on Clicklaw HelpMap