Brandon Henderson
Duty Counsel @Legal Aid BC
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WORK HISTORY
Duty Counsel @Legal Aid BC
EDUCATION
Thompson Rivers University
Doctor of Law (J.D.), Law
Vancouver Island University
Bachelor of Arts (B.A.), Criminology
SKILLS
ABOUT BRANDON HENDERSON
Recent Reported Decisions:Forster v Sage, 2025 BCSC 1783 - A personal injury interim decision involving the expiration of limitation periods and counterclaims.McCrone v Henry Estate, 2025 BCSC 1076 - A high-profile estate litigation case involving an elderly B.C. woman leavening her $1M estate to a Male Es-cort. Mr. Henderson was lead counsel for the Male Es-cort in this case.Hoy v Wagemans, 2023 BCSC 682 - Estate litigation trial decision focusing on whether the claiming party met the definition of \"spouse\" under the Wills, Estates and Succession Act, SBC 2009 c 19.S.F.P. v M.A.E, 2022 BCSC 1129 - Substantial success at trial in overturning a long standing status quo of shared parenting in two different cities. Secured primary residence, retroactive and future child support, and costs for our client.A.L.P. v C.J.V, 2020 BCSC 922 - Success in narrowing an s.211 report to focus the scope of the report only on the relocation of the child and the child\'s best interest in that relocation.Wilson v British Columbia, 2018 BCSC 2327 - This decision involved a high-profile defamation case, which included the defendant and acting B.C. Premier at the time, John Horgan. As part of this application, the defendant\'s attempted to force an amendment to the pleadings, including removing the plaintiff\'s claim for misfeasance in public office. During the hearing, and on very short notice over the court lunch break, Mr. Henderson (as articling student) was able to locate authority that resulted in the plaintiff being able to retain their claim for misfeasance in their civil claim.British Columbia (Child, Family and Community Service) v. M.N, 2020 BCPC 66 - CFCSA interim-decision on whether or not the matter met the definition of \"urgent family matter\" under the Covid-19 Notice to the Profession 19.Significant Court, Trial and Tribunal experience, including at the Residential Tenancy Branch; Civil Resolution Tribunal; Employment Standards Tribunal; Provincial Court of British Columbia; British Columbia Supreme Court (including matters of judicial review) and British Columbia Court of Appeal.
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