About Consumer Law Essentials

Acknowledgements

• Legal review (consumers’ problems section): Allan Parker QC.
• Research and plain language (consumers’ problems section): Gayla Reid.
• Content development (consumers’ problems section): ELSA program students and instructors, staff of the People’s Law School, Consumer Protection BC, Better Business Bureau of BC and the Canada Revenue Agency.
• Publication coordinator: Terresa Augustine.
• Funders: Law Foundation of BC, Ministry of Justice, and BC Gaming Policy and Enforcement Branch.
• Technical support: Drew Jackson, Elena Renderos and Beatriz González.

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The abbreviation of "Queen's Counsel." Under the reign of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, QC was an honour often, but not invariably, granted to lawyers of particular excellence, and could also be granted for other reasons such as service to the legal community, the public or a political party. Since the passing of Her Majesty and the succession of His Majesty King Charles III, the recipients of this honour, past and present, are called King's Counsel, abbreviated as KC.