WHY CHOOSE TOM DOUST?
Over 20 years of high pressure litigation experience
Represented clients at Provincial and Supreme Court levels and the Court of Appeal
A stable of forensic experts to assist with your case whether its private investigators, forensic accountants, computer forensic experts, psychiatrists, reconstruction engineers and more
Available 24/7: Tom will return your call personally
Unparalleled track record: 23 years of practicing law without any complaints from clients or members of the bar
Tom will travel all over BC to handle your case
Handled cases in almost every courthouse in BC
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Over 25 years of high pressure litigation experience
Servicing Fort St John, Prince George and Northern BC Interior
Represented clients at Provincial and Supreme Court levels and the Court of Appeal
Unparalleled track record
I travel all over BC to handle your case
PRACTICE AREAS
Criminal Defence
Bail Matters
Domestic Assault and Violent Charges
Drug Offences & Civil Forfeiture
- Possession
- Possession for Purpose of Trafficking
- Drug Production
- Importing
- Police Seizure/Civil Forfeiture
Fraud
Impaired Driving Offences
PERSONAL LETTER FROM TOM DOUST
My name is Tom Doust, I am a trial lawyer in British Columbia. I love my job. I was born and raised in Vancouver and I grew up in a family of lawyers, both my father and brother also practice law. Being in this environment has provided me with endless years of mentorship and resources which have shaped me as a lawyer and assisted my clients immeasurably.
For most people hiring a lawyer is an unfamiliar and daunting process. It often represents a very critical time in a person’s life. You will need to hire someone who you trust and can rely upon. I have over 20 years of trial experience and have accumulated a very successful track record, earning an admirable reputation in the profession.
I have never once had a client complain about the job I did for them. I doubt many practicing trial lawyers can say the same and I am most proud of this. I have helped hundreds of clients out of the most unimaginable circumstances. I have been able to get each of them the best results possible.
Doing a great job consistently is my mission, I have had criminal clients come back 2 or 3 times and serial traffic offenders come back 5 or 6 times. Give me a call, my personal cell number is available and I do treat every client’s file with the same degree of importance. Phone me and give me a chance to earn your trust.
TOM DOUST
RECENT CASES
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Canada Border Services Agency Matters
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*R. v. A.F. (Vancouver)
Client has been represented on 3 separate occasions. On two occasions he was charged with indictable drug offences. Following trials on both he was found not guilty.
*R. v. A. F. (Vancouver )
All charges dropped against client and co-accused including aggravated assault, assault with a weapon and assault causing bodily harm. Crown counsel may have eventually decided their case was not likely to succeed at trial and so before we started 5 weeks of trial they stayed all charges against both accused
*R. v. C.F (Surrey )
Client charged with fraud over $5,000. After several months of hard work the 3rd crown counsel on the file agreed the likelihood of a conviction was not sufficiently high to warrant continuing the prosecution
*R. v. A.K. (Surrey )
Charge of violent spousal assault stayed by Crown on trial date. The complainant did not attend for the trial and was not under a subpoena compelling her attendance so the crown counsel really had no choice but to end the prosecution of the accused.
*R. v. B.N. (New Westminster Supreme Court)
Client charged criminally with “leaving the scene of an accident to avoid civil or criminal consequences” with a mandatory jail sentence attached if convicted. Client alleged to have hit a pedestrian causing near fatal injuries at the time and now a lifetime of incapacitation. Shortly before the matter was to proceed to a lengthy Supreme Court trial, the crown and the accused through counsel, agreed to a fair resolution resulting in a guilty plea to a non-criminal a Motor Vehicle Act offence. The client was particularly pleased because of the positive position this result put him in regarding an impending civil case and ICBC considerations. A criminal conviction as he was originally charged would have been devastating financially and come with significant jail time.
*R. v. M.R.(Surrey )
Client was arrested and charged with sexual assault. Charge forwarded by police to crown counsel. Crown likely not convinced of a reasonable likelihood of conviction. Charge not approved for court.
I strive to achieve the optimum outcome for every single client, because I know that your file is of the utmost importance to you.
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*R. v. H.R.(Surrey )
–Client charged with theft over $5000 after much back and forth with the investigating officer he declined to forward any charges against the client. He was probably satisfied it was really a civil matter not a criminal one.
Client charged with a dated sexual assault. After a preliminary inquiry in Provincial Court in Nelson and a later Supreme Court trial also in Nelson the client was ultimately found not guilty.
*R. v. T.B. (Nelson Supreme Court)
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