Thomas Boyd

Lawyer

Thomas Boyd

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Thomas brings analytical precision and clear communication to every matter, helping clients navigate complex claims and insurance disputes with confidence.

His practice spans personal injury, property damage, construction defects, condominium disputes, liquor and commercial host liability, professional negligence, and regulatory investigations. He has appeared before both the British Columbia Provincial and Supreme Courts and draws on his extensive courtroom experience to secure the best possible outcomes for his clients.


He builds strong, lasting relationships through attentive listening and transparent communication. Thomas distills complex legal issues into plain language, provides candid and timely advice, and maintains close engagement from initial assessment through to resolution. His disciplined, detail-oriented approach consistently fosters client trust.

Thomas has defended a wide range of complex personal injury matters, including claims involving loss of vision, chronic pain, severe psychological injuries, and occupier’s liability incidents. His clients have included bars, restaurants, grocery stores, condominium corporations, snow-removal companies, recreational sports leagues, and municipalities.

His work also includes acting for general contractors, home inspectors, plumbers, scaffolders, and numerous other subtrades in property damage and construction defect claims. Thomas works closely with technical experts across disciplines to assess risk exposure and develop effective, efficient defence strategies.

In the area of professional negligence, Thomas has represented professionals such as home inspectors and veterinarians in claims concerning the performance of their duties, collaborating with them and relevant experts to build strong defences. He also has experience representing professionals in disciplinary proceedings, offering guidance on regulatory frameworks and advising clients on their rights and obligations throughout investigations and hearings.

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