Making a Claim with the Civil Resolution Tribunal (CRT)

  • When: Tuesday, September 23, 2025 at 7:00 PM Coordinated Universal Time

  • Length: 60 minutes

  • Where: Online, via webinar

British Columbia’s Civil Resolution Tribunal (the CRT) is an online tribunal designed to give British Columbians an accessible and affordable way to resolve their disputes, without needing a lawyer or going to court. But how does it work? If you want to learn more about how to make a claim with the CRT — including how to know if it’s the right place for your claim, what you can expect during the process, and what to watch out for — join us for our upcoming webinar. Lawyers Ouran Li and Denea Bascombe will answer common questions about making a claim with the CRT so you have the information you need to decide your next move.

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Ouran Li

Ouran Li

Ouran Li is a trial lawyer at Metrotown Law Chambers. Ouran has handled a variety of civil dispute cases including in employment law, construction, strata, and commercial litigation. He is an Executive Committee Member of the Canadian Bar Association’s Construction Law section for the years 2023-2025.

Denea Bascombe

Denea Bascombe

Denea Bascombe is a lawyer at Everyone Legal Clinic. She has extensive experience working with public interest legal services in both Australia and Canada. Currently, Denea operates a sole practice in Vancouver, specializing in civil litigation and human rights complaints. In addition to her practice, Denea is a certified Legal Coach and serves as a board member of the Legal Coaches Association.

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