R. vs. S.G. – Coquitlam RCMP Investigation

June 1, 2022/in All Successes, Theft & Fraud/by Mike Mines

Charge: Theft Under $5000 (shoplifting).

Issue: Whether it was in the public interest to proceed with a criminal prosecution.

Result: Mr. Gauthier was able to persuade the investigating RCMP member to not forward criminal charges after we settled the matter civilly on our client’s behalf. No criminal record.

M.S.December 9, 2024 - 8:47 pm
We had the pleasure of dealing with Michael Mines recently and he is an amazing lawyer. He is extremely knowledgeable and explains everything very thoroughly and makes sure you understand everything. He answers all your questions patiently and never makes you feel like you are wasting his time, nor does he ever talk down to you. And to top it all off, he always gets back to you in a timely manner and doesn’t leave you hanging, AND he charges reasonable rates. Michael lets you know where you stand and is just an all around nice guy and a top notch professional in his field. We were very lucky to have found him.
-M.S.

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