I can't thank Roy Ho enough for the outstanding job he did on my ICBC case. He was professional, knowledgeable, and genuinely invested in getting me the best possible outcome. He took the time to clearly explain every step of the process, answered all my questions with patience and clarity and gave me confidence throughout a situation that could have otherwise been very overwhelming. His expertise and experience in dealing with ICBC was evident from the start. He built a strong case, handled all the negotiations, and in the end, helped me get the best possible outcome. I truly felt that I had someone in my corner who cared about my well being and fought for my rights. Thank you Roy and everyone at Acumen Law! read more

This review is long overdue. Jodie Hartman has been my representation for a few cases in the past number of years. Not only does she take the time to understand her clients needs, but she also takes the time to get to know her clients on a personal level. I feel like Jodie has become part of the family with her care and compassion for her clients that she provides legal counsel for. Thank you Jodie for always going above and beyond for me in the past number of cases you have represented me on. read more

Thank you to Mr. Roy Ho for all his help throughout my 2.5 years long ICBC case. I was referred to Acumen Law Corp. by a friend after my previous lawyer failed providing any actual help but kept charging me 3k per visit in the first 20 months (Total cost was 10k for nothing). After the initial conversation with Mr. Ho, he already told me how much an estimation amount for the case loss and what was the solution. He is very knowledgeable and confident with the case. He even knows each ICBC adjustor's style by all his experience. No matter how did the case end at that moment, I felt so much better and more satisfied than I expected. Unlike the previous lawyer, Mr. Ho keeps all his work transparent. I always received his email updates after he dealt with ICBC. After 6 moths process, my case has been settled with ICBC better than my expectation. Thank you Mr. Ho and his team at Acumen Law Corporation. I would highly recommend this wonderful law firm to anyone who needs legal advice and action for Driving and ICBC related issues. read more

I came across this firm and Mr. Roy out of faith, I was in a bad situation that involved an accident and complications I didn't know where else to go. I booked a consultation with Mr. Roy and hoped for the best, it was truly a blessing meeting Mr. Roy, he was a straight up gentlemen and told me how it is and what he can do for me without beating around the bush or sugar coating it. I was able to Communicate with him whenever I felt the need, I got constant updates on my case and Mr. Roy answered my questions with ease. My outcome was unbelievable, Mr. Roy pretty much saved me from what could have been a disaster in my life, I am forever thankful and will definitely refer anyone to him. Thank you Mr. Roy with everything you have done for me, from the bottom of my heart I truly appreciated. read more

Roy Ho is amazing! He was super helpful in my case. My situation was to deal with ICBC and a car accident. I went in to see him with a very stressful situation and he managed to bring some relief in just our first meeting. He's very prompt in responding to any questions. Usually my situation would've taken more than double the time to resolve but he got it done in two less than two months! It'll be a wonderful Christmas thanks to him and his team! read more

Being forced to prove your innocence is very disconcerting ... I did not realize that having a drink of Whisky (not enough to feel it) and then blowing into a breathalyzer within 15 minutes can result in a fail. Nor did I realize that the rules have been changed so much that an apeal is now submitted in writing to the very same body that considers you guilty in the first place (Superintendant of Motor Vehicles) This office has been given the powers of Judge, Jury, AND Executioner under these new rules. A Quote from a TYEE newspaper Article doesn't exactly mesh with my circumstances but shows the "totalitarian" attitude prevalent in BC Liberal Politics. https://thetyee.ca/News/2017/05/05/Paul-Doroshenko-Suing-BC-Liberals/ How Paul Doroshenko Went from Boosting BC Liberals to Suing Them After pitching in on three campaigns, lawyer hates what he sees on TV. A Tyee interview. "I sort of find Rich Coleman reprehensible. I shouldn't say 'sort of.' I can barely stand him. I was at the premier's dinner and I was talking to him [about a new law enforcement policy]. I think he was solicitor general at the time, and I was talking to him about the fact they were starting to give people long driving prohibitions on the basis of multiple 24-hour driving prohibitions. And you can't adjudicate a 24-hour driving prohibition if it's issued to you for drugs. So what happens is people the police don't like, the police will pull them over if they think that they're a drug dealer but don't have evidence. They'll issue a 24-hour driving prohibition for driving while affected by a drug. And the only way you can review it is by going to B.C. Supreme Court. You get two of those 24-hour prohibitions, and the superintendent of motor vehicles could pull your license for six months. [Doroshenko's law practice includes defending clients against DUI charges.] "I said to Coleman, 'This is going to be a Charter violation. Somebody's going to bring a Charter challenge.' He said, 'I'm gonna write a fucking law so I can get around the Charter. We're gonna make this so it can withstand any Charter challenge.' I was really surprised that he sort of turned on me so quickly. That he would speak to me like that at the premier's dinner. I came to the conclusion at that point that he is a bully and had some disdain for the Charter. Back to my case ... Even though in my case I was breathalyzed within minutes of my sip of whiskey and the Police report was changed the next morning to appear like 14 minutes (not the legally mandated 15, no less) had elapsed as opposed to the correct 7 minutes in the original report. The police report also accused me of several things with negative conotations ... "slow to answer police questions" Of course I was ... I have a 30 year perfect driving record and was nervous of saying the wrong thing, so took time to consider my answers. " I thought he was going to drive right up onto the curb as he pulled over" untrue ...I crossed 2 lanes and signalled properly for each lane change and was parallel to the curb 8-12 inches away when I came to a stop. Sarah Leamon of Acumen Law - http://vancouvercriminallaw.com/criminal-lawyers-vancouver-richmond-surrey-victoria/sarah-leamon/ advised me the following morning; that based on my testimony, I should have an easy win. Things turned out to be not so easy. Due to the conflict of interest with the Superintendant being the "fox guarding the henhouse" , my appeal was denied and I was 1. headed for a ($1000) "Responsible Driver Program" (run by a "Private Health Corporation donors to the Liberal Party BTW 2. breathalyzer installation into the vehicle ($2000) ish 3. "mandatory" 30 day impoundment $1100 (again paid to a private corporation) even though I had no drivers' license as they had taken it. Essentially this was accusing me of intending to drive while suspended. 4. Suspended from driving for 90 Days. The appeal process burned up all 90 days so I didn't get to drive until the 2nd appeal was filed. Sarah Leamon advised me to challenge a second time based on some Supreme Court rulings and she was absolutely right. I went on to "prove my innocence" as opposed to them having to prove my guilt. Read this again .... I was "forced" to prove my innocence on my own dime. I am in no way saying that being impaired while driving is ok, but I am saying that you can be "not impaired" and still register a fail on these machines if the proper procedures are not followed. Sarah Leamon was very good to a "poor boy from New Brunswick" by doing her best to not run up her bill. In trade for the reasonable price there were a couple times where I called and felt I was being rushed ... but considering that I was getting a good deal for Sarahs' time and expertise, I can't complain. I am happy with Sarah Leamons' expertise and efforts to reveal the truth in my case, and would recommend her to anyone seeking justice for themselves or others. L. Surrey BC Canada read more

Roy and the team at Acumen Law were able to take my case and get the results we were looking for. Very diligent, helpful and always open to communication. Great Team. read more

OMG...Thank you Kyla for your fantastic work and result. After a period of absolute, nerve- wracking despair and humiliation, you made it all go away. If you are reading this , I want you to know the money is well spent and much less than what they have in store for you. You only have seven days to appeal, so do so. Kyla and Acumen made this simple and quick. I can't express how thankful I am. THANK YOU KYLA read more