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The B.C. government is considering imposing stricter penalties on distracted drivers as collisions across the province continue to surge. — Criminal defence lawyer Paul Doroshenko says increased fines, however, don’t necessarily deter people from breaking the law. “The whole idea here is to deter people — we just don’t want people to pick up their […]

Almost a year after appearing in a racially-charged video and being criminally charged, a man has pleaded guilty to assault. Karry Corbett was captured on camera by an Abbotsford lawyer last October after getting into an argument with a parking enforcement officer. Lawyer Ravi Duhra said he began filming when he became concerned about Cobertt’s

When you grab that burger and fries, the drive-through attendant may be giving you the once-over to check if you’re drunk or high. Those keeping an eye on the law here are watching a pilot project in Ontario where police are training drive-through workers to report impaired drivers. Paul Doroshenko, a Vancouver criminal lawyer, says

After pitching in on three campaigns, lawyer hates what he sees on TV. A Tyee interview. Paul Doroshenko’s first political volunteer job was sawing stakes and putting out signs for Gordon Campbell in 2001. From there the lawyer moved to the phones, ringing up people to urge them to vote BC Liberal. A grateful party

Two Vancouver lawyers have filed a lawsuit against the B.C. government for allegedly misusing tax money. The civil claim — filed Monday morning by David Fai and Paul Doroshenko — alleges the government broke the law by spending as much as $15 million a year ago to “enhance the image of the governing BC Liberal