Merv Sadden*

Merv is new to our firm but not to our city. Merv was raised on the family farm in Saskatchewan. For the past 32 years he has dedicated his career to representing individuals throughout BC and Alberta who have sustained injury at the fault of others. The majority of his clients come to him as a result of being injured in motor vehicle accidents. As a motorcycle rider and enthusiast, he has a particular interest representing those who become injured while riding. Merv has established a practice and a reputation of preparing each case from day 1 as if it is bound for trial. His “no short cuts” approach ensures that each case will be well prepared for trial if a reasonable settlement is not possible. Merv is a regular speaker and author of informative articles designed to educate the public about their rights should they become injured. Away from the office Merv can be found exploring the many backroads of our province on his dual sport motorcycle, frustrating himself on the golf course, or spoiling his grandchildren.

Professional Qualifications

• Called to British Columbia Bar 1990
• Called to the Saskatchewan Bar 1995
• Law Degree from The University of Saskatchewan 1989
• Bachelor of Arts Degree (Political Science) from The University of Saskatchewan 1989

Professional Associations

• Member, Trial Lawyers Association of British Columbia
• Member, Kamloops Bar Association

Interesting Cases by Merv Sadden

• Evans v. Graham, 2023 BCSC 277 – 2023/02/24
• Birmingham v. Meunier, 2021 BCSC 796 – 2021/04/28
• Dubitz v. Knoebel, 2019 BCSC 1706 – 2019/10/04
• Rickett v. Sangra, 2019 BCSC 167 – 2019/02/13
• McLeod v. Goodman, 2014 BCSC 839 – 2014/05/13
• Duncan v. Brown, 2014 BCSC 153 – 2014/01/30
• Tataryn v. Browne, 2014 BCSC 13 – 2014/01/07
• Bob v. Bellerose, 2003 BCCA 371 – 2003/06/24
• Bob v. Bellerose, 2002 BCSC 243 – 2002/02/15

*Practicing through a Law Corporation